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The 18 pages that link to Grace Hopper, each with the reason it gives.

• CompilerRelated: Her early work helped establish the idea that programs could be translated from a higher-level notation.

• Computer scienceRelated: Her work helped make programming more accessible through higher-level languages.

• History of computingRelated: Her work helped make programming languages more accessible than machine-specific coding.

• Vassar CollegeRelated: Her Vassar mathematics education preceded her influential work in computing.

• Association for Computing MachineryRelated: Hopper’s contributions to computing are recognized through an ACM conference named in her honor.

• COBOLRelated: Her earlier work on business-oriented compilers influenced COBOL’s design goals.

• John BackusRelated: Her earlier compiler work formed part of the wider push toward more accessible programming.

• Harvard architectureRelated: Her work on the Mark I connects her to the machine associated with the architecture's origins.

• John MauchlyRelated: Hopper’s early computing career overlapped with the ENIAC team and the emerging field Mauchly helped establish.

• Computer engineeringRelated: Her work connected machine-level computing to more accessible software development.

• Women in computingRelated: Her compiler work helped make programming languages more accessible.

• Harvard Mark IRelated: Hopper helped program the machine and documented its operation.

• High-level programming languageRelated: Hopper championed translating programmer-oriented instructions instead of requiring direct machine coding.

• J. Presper EckertRelated: Hopper worked on UNIVAC systems after Eckert’s company joined Remington Rand.

• Howard H. AikenRelated: She programmed the Mark I and later became one of its best-known collaborators.

• History of computer scienceRelated: Her work advanced the shift from machine-specific instructions toward higher-level programming.

• History of computing hardwareRelated: Her work connected evolving machine capabilities with more accessible ways to program them.

• History of softwareRelated: Her compiler work advanced the idea that programs could be written in language closer to human notation.