Fun Fact: The First Computer Bug Was an Actual Bug! In 1947, a Moth Caused the Term 'Debugging' at Harvard University.

A historical document with handwritten notes and timestamps shows a dead moth taped onto a page, labeled as the 'First actual case of bug' in computing history. The surrounding text details a relay test timeline, with 'Relay #70 (moth) in relay' noted at 1545, marking the origin of the term 'software bug'.

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