Alex Rios
SR Staff Engineer at Stone. Golang Community Organizer, Technical Reviewer. Twitter: @alextrending. YT: youtube.com/c/alexriosdev
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C Is Not a Low-level Language (AKA Your computer is not a fast PDP-11)https://lnkd.in/d7CMUPsA
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Gorgui Djiré Ndong
Tech Lead Software Engineer chez CANAL+ Group
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A computer program translates the needs of end users into machine language. A computer dislikes ambiguities; everything must be specified very clearly down to the smallest details.
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Alice Wonders
FX trader and online shop manager
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#Par_MA - indicator for MetaTrader 5https://lnkd.in/eEUfTspp# Indicator Parabolic Moving Average is a moving average based on parabolic regression.It has a lesser delay than most other moving averages. The algorithm described in V.P. Dyakonov's Handbook of Basic language algorithms and programs for personal computers (Moscow, 198...
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Pavan Bejadi
Aspiring Data Analyst with Full-Stack Development Foundation.
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today is the 12th day of 100days of dsatoday I solved a Medium level question in leetcodeReverse Integer....#12/100days#100daysofdsa
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Lisa Jobson
Sales Specialist | Power | I've been with the platform since day one
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I mentioned CL (command language) in my last post and how I still use it today. Why? Because it's logical. Create command is CRTCMD in CL syntax. We don't grep around in the dark.While working as a technical analyst with long overnight hours and carrying a beeper (remember those?), my fingers were sometimes faster than my brain. Instead of typing "signoff" I often misspelled it as "singoff".Darn system knew what I meant but chose to send me a ??? so I created a command and called it the Idiot Signoff. CRTCMD CMD(SINGOFF) PGM(SIGNOFF).
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Ellocent Labs IT Solutions Private Limited
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Did you know that binary code is the language computers use to communicate? 🤯 It's made up of just 0s and 1s! Stay tuned for more interesting facts....#BinaryCode#ComputerScience#TechFacts#DigitalWorld#Coding101#FunFacts#DataProcessing#DidYouKnow#techcode
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Khaled MOALLA
Senior Software engineer @Argura
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very interesting to read, things may not as simple as it seems to be using a computer #computer #science
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Yogesh Jadhav
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Summary: Encoding schemes and number systems are essential for computers to interpret keyboard inputs. When a key is pressed, it is mapped to a unique code and then converted to binary. Standard encoding schemes like ASCII ensure consistency across keyboards. ASCII, developed in the 1960s, remains the most commonly used encoding scheme and can encode characters in the English language.Takeaway: Understanding encoding schemes and number systems is crucial for computer systems to interpret keyboard inputs accurately. ASCII, a widely used encoding scheme, standardizes character representation and allows computers to communicate effectively.Hashtags: #EncodingSchemes #NumberSystem #ASCII #ComputerKeyboard #BinaryCode #CharacterRepresentation
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Tamal Mallick
Student at IIIT kalyani
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Today, in the computer networks class, our teacher discussed bit stuffing and error correction operations on binary-formatted data. Finally, out of curiosity, I wrote code to convert strings to binary and vice versa.It's really easy, and I'm feeling good after executing this old, idle knowledge. Now, as the next topic is bit stuffing, if anyone has a good idea to handle worst-case situations, please feel free to reply.
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meoo
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ASCIl stands for "American Standard Code for Information Interchange." It is like a special language that computers use to understand and represent text. In ASCII, every letter, number, and symbol you can type on a keyboard has its own unique code. So, when you type a letter like 'A,' the computer actually reads a specific number behind the scenes to know it's the letter 'A'. This way, computers all around the world can understand and communicate with each other using the same code for letters and symbols. It is like a secret code that helps computers talk to each other and show us the words and characters we see on screens every day.#askmeoo #acronymoftheweek #acronyms #ascii #tech #acronymsearchengine
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Treasure Trails
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#TuesdayTeaserCan you decode this question and then figure out how to answer it? Check out our Secret Message Decoders if you need help 👉https://lnkd.in/e4HxXVq4✨USUAL RULES APPLY✨ - don't give away the question, but feel free to add your answer to the question below!
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