[EASY!] » How to learn Code! w/ Daniel! {Binary}

[MahoganyCrafter]

Took me a bit, but AI GEHT EET NAO!

 

[Axanite | Liam]

MahoganyCrafter What's 00010110 in real numbers? :3

 

[MahoganyCrafter]

MahoganyCrafter What's 00010110 in real numbers? :3

22?

 

[Ceroria]

When I have more time I will go through this thread and make an attempt to learn more about binary. I learned a little bit of Binary last year but forgot everything ;-;

 

[jtmboy]

Great thread, I like your approach

 

[XDBFplaysGamesX | Daniel]

Great thread, I like your approach

Thanks

 

[LukeTheCat]

Well, if you're going to contradict what I have to say, instead of making an assumption of what you read, actually read the entire thing

I meant that I didn't fully read the reply, sorry for any miscommunication on my part.

Regardless, it is a good guide for introducing binary to those without experience, and it's good to see someone with actual knowledge of the subject here.

However, personally I don't think teaching binary is the best way to introduce people to programming. Just my opinion though.

Excuse any grammatical errors, I'm using my phone to type this.

 

[XDBFplaysGamesX | Daniel]

I meant that I didn't fully read the reply, sorry for any miscommunication on my part.

Regardless, it is a good guide for introducing binary to those without experience, and it's good to see someone with actual knowledge of the subject here.

However, personally I don't think teaching binary is the best way to introduce people to programming. Just my opinion though.

Excuse any grammatical errors, I'm using my phone to type this.

I understand

 

[Tuatara]

I like it! Awesome work.

 

[XDBFplaysGamesX | Daniel]

I like it! Awesome work.

Thank you!

 

[Creepah]

I thought this would be about Java and I got excited

But a great guide nonetheless, it was a great read to wake my mind up this morning. keep it up!

 

[P3num6ra]

This is accurate, but it's not like people still code in machine language. If you want the common person to know how to code, then you could consider making a a HUGE thread on either Java or C++ (Java imo).

Most of it when it comes to programming is not necessarily noting how bits transfer, rather a logical overview of your code. What does this do, and what does that data go to?