In about 1945, who among the following developed the idea of a stored program computer?

John Von Neumann developed the idea of stored program computer. 

Key Points

•  In about 1945, John Von Neumann developed the idea of a stored program computer.
• Von Neumann was a Hungarian-American mathematician and physicist who made fundamental contributions to a number of fields, including game theory, quantum mechanics, and computer science.
• He was instrumental in the development of the modern computer and the concept of a stored program computer is often referred to as the Von Neumann architecture.
• The Von Neumann architecture is based on the idea of storing both data and instructions in the same memory.
• This is in contrast to earlier computers, which required programs to be manually wired into the computer.
• The stored program concept allows for greater flexibility in programming and made it possible for computers to be programmed to perform a wide range of tasks.
• Von Neumann's work on the stored program computer laid the foundation for the development of modern computers and is considered to be a major milestone in the history of computing.