Yes, considering this program ran from April 1947, it can almost be considered computer archeology. I find it fascinating they already came up with labels and f

Yes, considering this program ran from April 1947, it can almost be considered computer archeology. I find it fascinating they already came up with labels and functions. The ENIAC is a fascinating machine as well, from its initial modular, parallel, dataflow layout to an actual CPU running code a couple years later. I wish the Wikipedia article would dive more into the birth of its processor. Interestingly, the French article is the most exhaustive regarding this topic.