Charles H. Moore

Charles H. Moore is an American computer engineer best known for inventing the programming language Forth in the 1970s. Forth is a flexible, efficient language often used in embedded systems and hardware control due to its simplicity and speed. Moore's innovation allows programmers to create compact and powerful software by combining simple commands, making it suitable for scenarios with limited resources. His work has influenced fields like robotics and embedded systems, emphasizing efficient programming and hardware interaction.