Language of Elove By Corey Shon

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Language of E-love By Corey Shon
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E-love 101

• E-love, such as e-mail, is another term in which
  a electronic service is provided via online
• Instead of using words, computers use the binary
  code to communicate to one another.

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Binary Code

• 1s and 0s compose the binary code a language
  which allows computers to communicate.

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How The Binary Code Works

• 1s and 0s represent on and off switches. 1 is
  on, 0 is off. These switches are then arranged in
  a particular order that represents a number.

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Pre-basic Binary Learning

• Binary is read from right to left. There is a
  numerical order from right to left starting with
  0.
• For example 2,1,0
• Instead of using numbers we will replace them
  with 1s and 0s
• Example 101
• Each place in the sequence has a value. So the
  far right 1 in the above example is 0 and the far
  left example is 2.

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Pre-basic Learning Binary II

• Only the 1s in the binary sequence has a
  numerical value. 0s have none and are only used
  for spacing/letter recognized purposes.
• There is a base 2 used for determining the value
  of 1s in binary.
• Example 101
• The 1 at the far right has a base value of 0. So
  1201. The value of 1 at the far right is 1.
• The 1 at the far left has a base value of 2. So
  1224

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Pre-basic Learning Binary III

• Each number in the sequence represents a value
  which are added together to obtain a sum. This
  sum represents a letter.
• Remember that only those values in the 1s
  position are added together. 0s arent added.

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Gulp! Read Binary?!?
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Summary

• Computers use the binary code to communicate to
  other computers.
• 1s and 0s are used in the binary code and are
  placed in a pattern to represent a number.

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Becoming an Expert

• Reading binary takes some practice. Here are a
  few sites that I used that can help you decipher
  the binary learning experience.
• MathWorld, Wikipedia, Whatis.com