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Chapter 1 : Number Bases 1.1 : Base-10 1.2 : Base-2 1.3 : Base-16 1.4 : HTML Colors

Chapter 2 : More on Binary 2.1 : Negative Numbers 2.2 : Fractional Binary 2.3 : Addition and Subtration

Chapter 3 : Character Sets 3.1 : ASCII 3.2 : Unicode

Chapter 4 : Boolean Algebra 4.1 : An Overview 4.2 : Basic Operators 4.2.1 : Not 4.2.2 : Or 4.2.3 : And 4.2.4 : Nor 4.2.5 : Nand 4.2.6 : Xor 4.3 : Complex Expressions 4.4 : Half Adder 4.5 : Full Adder 4.6 : Arithmetic Logic Unit 4.7 : Digital Logic Workbench 4.8 : Minecraft

Chapter 5 : The CARDIAC 5.1 : The Hardware 5.2 : Programming the CARDIAC 5.3 : Assembly and Machine Language

Chapter 6 : Languages 6.1 : Processing Language 6.2 : Markup Languages 6.3 : Programming Languages 6.4 : Tranquility 6.4.1 : TRANQC (1) 6.4.2 : ALLOC (3) 6.4.3 : BUTTON (3) 6.4.4 : HTML (3) 6.4.5 : I2S (3) 6.4.6 : IMG (3) 6.4.7 : LABEL(3) 6.4.8 : PRINT (3) 6.4.9 : RANDOM (3) 6.4.10 : READ (3) 6.4.11 : TABLE (3) 6.4.12 : TIMER (3) 6.5 : State and State Machines

Chapter 8 : Graphics 8.1 : Bresenham's

Chapter 10 : Cryptography 10.1 : RSA Math Background 10.2 : RSA Key Generation 10.3 : RSA Encryption

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Chapter 3 : Character Sets

So this section will be rather short. This section is about character sets, with a focus on ASCII and Unicode. There isn't much you are expected to memorize. There aren't any methods to learn. It is, however, very important you know how computers display text.

Sections

• 3.1 : ASCII
• 3.2 : Unicode

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