The Story Of The Life Of Bill Gates, The Richest Man In The World Who Dropped Out Of College!

                                                                                       

Bill Gates. The current world economy is closely associated with this name. He is not only the richest person in the world, he has become a role model for thousands of entrepreneurs. Although my father is a lawyer and my mother is a banker, Gates has been involved in coding and programming since he was a child. Later, the whole world entered the new world of computing with his hand. Today's event with him.

Education: Bill Gates' parents wanted him to become a lawyer when he grew up. But the intoxication of innovation and earning from adolescence got him. When his parents sent him to Lakeside School at the age of 13, he started studying with different software. While in eighth grade, he began learning the basics of general electric computer programming at Lakeside School's Mother's Club. That being said, Lakeside School turned his life around. At the time, Gates was so fascinated with computer programming that he spent most of his time sitting in the school lab. Paul Allen was a close friend of his when he was in school.

                                                                                       

In fact, this is the lab of Gates' programming school. The Computer Center Corporation (CCC) banned him once for overtime use. His friends Paul Allen, Rick Weyland and Kent Evans were also banned at the same time.

Later, four friends formed the Lakeside Programs Club. Computer Center Corporation (CCC), on the other hand, was asked to find software bugs when the ban expired. The visionary Bill Gates did not miss this opportunity. In addition to finding bugs, he studied the source code of various programs, including Fortran, Limp, and Machine Language. Until the 1980s, he helped CCC find software bugs.

At the age of 18, Bill Gates teamed up with Paul Allen to create a traffic counter called Track-O-Data based on the Intel 6006 processor. He graduated from Lakeside School in the 1973 and scored 1590 out of the 1600 marks in the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). He then enrolled at Harvard College in the autumn session. But after two years, Bill Gates did not study there anymore.

                                                                                   

Career: In 1984, a company called MITS released the Intel-6060 processor based Altair-800. Coding became much easier after the release of the software. At that time, Gates and Allen were offered jobs by the company. Allen and Bill Gates took the job in the hope of earning a good living. Bill Gates and Paul Allen created the basic version of Altair programming within a week. They were widely acclaimed by the MITS Company.

Microsoft's story: Paul Allen and Bill Gates named their partnership 'Microsoft-Soft'. Which means a combination of 'microcomputer' and 'software'. Microsoft founded the company on April 4, 1985. Then in 1980, Bill Gates' Harvard College friend Steve Ballmer joined Microsoft. In 1978, Bill Gates appointed him executive vice president of sales.

Bill Gates reached the pinnacle of fame in the eighties. Since then he has gained popularity as a successful entrepreneur and the richest man in the world. At the time, he was selling 8-DOS or disk operating system to IBM for 50,000. However, IBM did not object to the copyright, nor did Bill Gates. This means that Bill Gates was keen to sell his own version of the operating system MS-DOS.

                                                                                     

In 1983, Microsoft's total sales were 55 million. Through this, Microsoft gained popularity as the largest company in the computer business. On March 13, 1986, Microsoft's shares were worth 21 million. In 1986, at the age of 31, Bill Gates became known as a billionaire. In the 1998, he became the richest to man in the world. He was awarded the title until 2006. Warren Buffett took over in 2008, and just two years later he became the richest man in the world.

From 2000 to 2014, Steve Balmore was the CEO of Microsoft. Satya Nadela has been the CEO of the company since 2014. It was founded on April 4, 1965 in Albuquerque, New Mexico by Bill Gates and Paul Allen.