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Binary code is the language of computers that uses only 0 and 1. In this video, you will learn what binary code is, why computers ...

In this video we are going to look at the 2421 code and demonstrate how it works!

Have you ever wondered how complex information like a 4K video, streaming audio, and written text can be processed, stored, ...

Did you know your computer only speaks in two numbers? It's true! Even when you're playing games or watching videos, your ...

In this video, I explain Binary Arithmetic operations in a simple and exam-oriented way. You will learn binary addition, subtraction, ...

Merge Binary Sort Hybrid algorithm explained with C# code example. Code on GitHub: https://github.com/Kryzarel/c-sharp-utilities ...

What is the excess 3 code and how does it work? Find out in this quick demonstration of XS-3 binary code!

In this video, we're using TuringMachine.io to see a Turing machine do a binary increment. Yup, it's just adding 1 to a binary ...

Bits vs Bytes Explained: The Simple YES and NO of Computing How Your Digital World is Built: Bits and Bytes Explained ...

Computers don't understand English — they only understand electricity ON or OFF. So how does your code turn into something a ...

Add Binary in JavaScript made easy: we build two solutions to sum binary strings without BigInt — a beginner-friendly ...

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Transformers process tokens in parallel — so how do they understand word order? In this video, we explore positional encodings ...

In this video, we delve into the concept of one-hot encoding and its relevance when dealing with binary output variables in ...

In this video, Dash breaks down The Genesis of Digital Text: ASCII Codes in the easiest way possible. Perfect for students ...

Unlock the fundamentals of IPv4 addressing in this clear, beginner‑friendly tutorial. In this video, I break down the IPv4 Octet ...

A computer works with bits, 0s and 1s created by 10 billion microscopic transistors that either conduct current or block it ...

Make sure to handle it with yourself, as I didn't explain it HINT: you have to add something in the two's complement of the user ...

This LIVE lecture on Gray Codes in Digital Electronics explains the concept of Gray code, its generation, binary to Gray code ...