The first electronic digital computer that implemented a separated architecture for computational data and instruction memory, named after its project, was:
Which early computing system built during World War II was designed specifically to help British codebreakers decipher encrypted German Enigma communications?
Explanation:
ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer) is a classic example of a first-generation computer that relied heavily on vacuum tubes.
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