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Why was the stored program concept developed? State the components of IAS computer and briefly show...

Why was the stored program concept developed? State the components of IAS computer and briefly show the structure of the IAS computer

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NEED OF STORED PROGRAM CONCEPT  

In early days the modification of any program was a hectic time consuming task.Then John Von Neumann introduced this concept which includes the data and instructions to be kept in same memory unit. whenever any need of any alterations or modifications it can be fetched from memory and any move towards processing units for execution.

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