Intro ☕
As a new developer with no computing background, it's possible to jump into coding without really knowing anything else about co...
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Interesting information. Thanks.
This is very nicely written & compiled. i am a developer, but never had any formal education about computers in general, so I have always been very curious of how things work the way they work, and your article pretty much gave me more information on what I should read more about :)
Thank you very much, that's great to hear ☺️
Very insightful, thanks
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Thank You. :)
Computers work based on the principles of input, processing, storage, and output. When a user interacts with a computer, they provide input through devices like keyboards and mice. The central processing unit (CPU) then interprets and executes instructions, performing calculations and operations. The computer's memory (RAM) temporarily stores data and programs being used by the CPU. Permanently stored data is kept on storage devices like hard drives or solid-state drives (SSDs).
3 days ago I spent 2 hours to explain all these to one of my friend who is a data scientist and want to understand more about computer. I wish I explained to they this clearly. It's great!
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Hey, there's a small typo here:
This is a very nice series, thanks!
Thank you very much for the compliment and for pointing out this mistake! I have fixed it now, I meant non-volatile the second time 🙂
Informative and every coder should read this article.
Thank you, I really appreciate it!
Great post, comprehensive, useful information.
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Wow, compliments on this wonderful learning material (calling it blog post just doesn’t do it justice) - and I have only read the first part. Off to the next :)
Thanks so much! I really appreciate the feedback 🙂
Thank you for reading 😊