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  1. ELIZA is an early computer program that can understand and respond to human language. It was created at MIT by Joseph Weizenbaum between 1964 and 1967.

    Eliza (BASIC),      Eliza (VB.Net),      Eliza AI1 (VB.Net)      Eliza AI2 (VB.Net)

  2. Wa-Tor is a simulation of how populations change over time, created by A. K. Dewdney. It was featured in a five-page article called "Computer Recreations: Sharks and fish wage an ecological war on the toroidal planet Wa-Tor," published in the December 1984 issue of Scientific American.

    Wator (BASIC),      Wator (VB.Net),      Wator AI1 (VB.Net),      Wator AI2 (VB.Net)

  3. The biorhythm theory is a false scientific belief that a person's daily life is strongly influenced by three cycles that last 23, 28, and 33 days. These are usually described as a 23-day physical cycle, a 28-day emotional cycle, and a 33-day intellectual cycle.

    Biorhythm (BASIC),      Biorhythm (VB.Net),       Biorhythm AI1 (VB.Net)       Biorhythm AI2 (VB.Net)

  4. In computer science, a sorting algorithm is a method that arranges items in a list in a specific order. The most common ways to order them are by numbers (numerical order) or by letters (lexicographical order), and they can be sorted either from lowest to highest (ascending) or from highest to lowest (descending).

    Sorting algorithms (BASIC),      Sorting algorithms (VB.Net),      Sorting algorithms AI1 (VB.Net)      Sorting algorithms AI2 (VB.Net)

  5. A maze is a twisty path, usually with an entrance and an exit. Some mazes have many branching paths that you have to figure out, while others have just one winding path that always leads you to the end. The word "labyrinth" is pretty much the same as "maze," but sometimes it means a maze with only one path. Most mazes have fixed walls and paths, but some can change while you're playing.

    Maze Generator (BASIC),      Maze Generator AI1 (VB.Net),      Maze Generator AI2 (VB.Net)