Early Programming: Crash Course Computer Science #10
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Date: 2022-04-04
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Comments and reviews: 6
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I just never figured out, how did they create alphabetical characters on a computer,
like, i type something on the screen, it gets translated down to 1's and 0's, but how was the computer even taught to understand the symbol 1 and symbol 0, let alone all the other symbols a-z, etc.
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I just never figured out, how did they create alphabetical characters on a computer,
like, i type something on the screen, it gets translated down to 1's and 0's, but how was the computer even taught to understand the symbol 1 and symbol 0, let alone all the other symbols a-z, etc.
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derbaumdahinten
This is by far the absolute best video series I have ever seen. I am studying computer science for 5 semesters now, but this seriously helped me to understand and organize all the stuff I learnes. Thanks a lot, you made a young german student happy: D
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This is by far the absolute best video series I have ever seen. I am studying computer science for 5 semesters now, but this seriously helped me to understand and organize all the stuff I learnes. Thanks a lot, you made a young german student happy: D
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DarkChocolate33
Low-key feel good I survived the first 10 episodes. They felt more like Eletrical/Computer Engineering rather than Computer Science(nothing wrong with that. Hopefully this begins to make a lot more sense.
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Low-key feel good I survived the first 10 episodes. They felt more like Eletrical/Computer Engineering rather than Computer Science(nothing wrong with that. Hopefully this begins to make a lot more sense.
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Uttam
very informative, and helpful, however can you speak a little slow, as sometime it seems pretty very hard to catch up with what you are saying and understand new technological discoveries at the same time. thanks
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very informative, and helpful, however can you speak a little slow, as sometime it seems pretty very hard to catch up with what you are saying and understand new technological discoveries at the same time. thanks
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Lemonade
Everything seemed tedious 100 years ago, not just computing, but doing laundry, heating up food, traveling thousands of miles, taking photographs. Sheesh. We're definitely spoiled -
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Everything seemed tedious 100 years ago, not just computing, but doing laundry, heating up food, traveling thousands of miles, taking photographs. Sheesh. We're definitely spoiled -
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Pooja
Can't Thank enough for the graphics and pictures as background while Carey explains. Great Work. Great source for learning
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Can't Thank enough for the graphics and pictures as background while Carey explains. Great Work. Great source for learning
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