Don’t worry I am not going to go into details what a computer bug is and what to do how to resolve it. Nor will I explain what the implications of a computer bug are.
That would be a long and tedious blog. In fact this blog will be short and sweet, it will be about the first ever bug being found.
on September 9, 1947, U.S. Navy officer Grace Hopper found a moth between the relays on the Harvard Mark II computer she was working on. In those days computers filled (large) rooms and the warmth of the internal components attracted moths, flies and other flying creatures. Those creatures then shortened circuits and caused the computer to malfunction. She taped it to the operations logbook with the annotation “First actual case of bug being found”. I
So the first computer bug was just that, a bug.
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