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  1. Bytes (article) | Khan Academy

    Most modern computers now use 64 bits which allows them to work faster and take advantage of larger amounts of memory. Usually, 32-bit programs will work on a 64-bit machine (though not …

  2. Bits (binary digits) (article) | Khan Academy

    Computers only understand information when it is in binary or in binary digits (Bits): 0 and 1. So all we do is converted to bits so the computer can understand.

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  4. Bytes (artículo) | Información digital | Khan Academy

    Las computadoras procesan todos los datos como bits, pero prefieren procesar bits en agrupaciones del tamaño de un byte. O dicho de otra manera: un byte es cuánto le gusta a …

  5. Bits (dígitos binarios) (artículo) | Khan Academy

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  6. Binary Graphics 2-bit - Khan Academy

    Vote Up • 7 Flag New program Based on: Binary Graphics 1-bit Created by: John Kershaw (Updated 12 years ago)

  7. Converting decimal numbers to binary - Khan Academy

    In binary, grouping numbers into 4-bit or 8-bit chunks helps organize and read them more easily. Each bit in binary represents a power of two, so grouping them makes it simpler to handle and …

  8. Review: Functions (article) - Khan Academy

    It calls draw () from 1 to more than 200 times per second, depending on your computer speed, frameRate setting and how quickly the program executes. If your program takes a long time to …

  9. Expressing an algorithm | AP CSP (article) | Khan Academy

    Append means to add to the end. For example, if we append 4 to the list [1, 2, 3], we would get [1, 2, 3, 4].

  10. Procedures with parameters | AP CSP (article) | Khan Academy

    Posted 8 months ago. Direct link to BaseConvMaster (base 2i)'s post “How do I write a python c...”