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On Feb 18, 2008 8:06 PM, Pietro Gagliardi <pietro10@mac.com> wrote:

> Name the most important person/people in the computer field to date.
>         WHAT YOU MIGHT HEAR:
>                 - Bill Gates
>                 - Steve Jobs
>         CORRECT:
>                 - Thompson & Ritchie, all the way! :-)
>                 - Alan Turing
>                 - The great Structured Programming trio: Hoare, Dijkstra, and Dahl
>                 - Knuth

I think Wirth, who you didn't mention would list Blaise Pascal amongst them.