By grouping single bits together in larger and larger groups, computers can use binary code to find, organize, send, and store more and more kinds of information. Kidder drives this point home in The ...

Character encoding systems are limited by the number of bits they use ... we don't see it as computer users and many programmers don't see it much either, binary code is the lifeblood of ...

We’re going to focus on how these binary values are used to represent ... more complex values brought us from our 8-bit video games. Crash Course Computer Science is available to stream on ...

The telegraph was a revolutionary means of communication in itself, but it’s also connected to the development of modern computer languages ... of a simple five-bit binary code–a digital ...

The binary representations are bit arrays that do not need to be ... basic binary hardware resources, the better the code generated should perform. Nilo Stolte has extensive experience in computer ...

The Digirule 2U 8-bit programmable binary computer offers USB support together ... particularly useful for troubleshooting and refining code, allowing users to step through their programs and ...

The folks at Evil Mad Scientist Labs just put up a post on the giant mechanical binary computer they brought ... 2s complement and zero all of it’s bits. With a 7-bit accumulator, the Digi ...

A computer file format in which all eight bits of the byte are used for data. Executable software (machine language programs), most word processing, database, spreadsheet and multimedia files are ...

Binary code is also the ... which occupies more bits and thus takes up more memory space. Today, it’s easy to ignore memory concerns, but until the late ’90s, computer memory was expensive.