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How does coding work, and how do the corresponding letters and numbers allow you to function your masterpiece?
Updated: 11/13/2022
A computer can only understand two distinct types of data: on and off. A computer is just a collection of on/off switches (transistors). Anything that a computer can do is nothing more than a unique combination of some transistors turned on and some transistors turned off.
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