The Z3 was the first fully-automatic digital computer, designed by Konrad Zuse in 1938.
It was built using over 2,000 relays (electrical switches), and was programmed using film with punched holes.
The computer worked at a clock speed of 5-10 Hz, which means that the computer performed up to 10 simple operations
(addition or subtraction) per second.

When it was built in 1941, it was used for aerodynamic calculations. In late 1943, it was destroyed
during the Royal Air Force's bombing of Nazi Germany.
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