Decrypt the science behind coding, the language of computer programming, and understand how it can shape every aspect of modern technology.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mark Steadman is a computer programmer and digital creative spanning tech and podcasting. He is the founder and creator of podcast hosting company, Podiant.
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6 Introduction
Chapter 1: First Computers 12 GLOSSARY 14 The Industrial Revolution 16 The Difference Engine 18 Profile: Ada Lovelace 20 Human Computers 22 Task-Specific Computers 24 Mechanical Computers 26 Codebreakers 28 Instruction Sets & Stored Programs 30 The Fetch-Execute Cycle 32 The Transistor Revolution 34 The Personal Computer Age
Chapter 2: Instructing Computers 38 GLOSSARY 40 Assembly Language 42 Fortran: The First High-Level Language 44 Profile: Grace Hopper 46 Procedural Languages 48 Compiled Code 50 Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) 52 Code Libraries 54 Running Code in the Cloud
Chapter 4: What Coders Do 86 GLOSSARY 88 User Interface & User Experience 90 Profile: Tim Berners-Lee 92 Database Operation: CRUD 94 Web Development 96 Scripting 98 Engineering 100 Agile Development & the Scrum 102 Hacking 104 Debugging 106 Scaling & Pseudocode
Chapter 5: Solving Problems with Code 110 GLOSSARY 112 Algorithms 114 The FizzBuzz Test 116 Sorting & Big O Notation 118 The Two Generals Problem 120 Compression & the Huffman Tree 122 Search Engine Optimization 124 Face Detection 126 Unicode 128 End-to-End Encryption 130 Pattern Matching Languages 132 Profile: Larry Page
Chapter 6: Modern Concerns & Concepts 136 GLOSSARY 138 AI: Artificial Intelligence 140 Black Box 142 Computers Cannot Determine Truth 144 What is Blockchain? 146 Detecting Bots 148 Integrated Development Environment 150 Profile: Alan Turing
152 Appendices 154 Resources 156 Notes on Contributors 158 Index 160 Acknowledgments
Chapter 1: First Computers 12 GLOSSARY 14 The Industrial Revolution 16 The Difference Engine 18 Profile: Ada Lovelace 20 Human Computers 22 Task-Specific Computers 24 Mechanical Computers 26 Codebreakers 28 Instruction Sets & Stored Programs 30 The Fetch-Execute Cycle 32 The Transistor Revolution 34 The Personal Computer Age
Chapter 2: Instructing Computers 38 GLOSSARY 40 Assembly Language 42 Fortran: The First High-Level Language 44 Profile: Grace Hopper 46 Procedural Languages 48 Compiled Code 50 Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) 52 Code Libraries 54 Running Code in the Cloud
Chapter 4: What Coders Do 86 GLOSSARY 88 User Interface & User Experience 90 Profile: Tim Berners-Lee 92 Database Operation: CRUD 94 Web Development 96 Scripting 98 Engineering 100 Agile Development & the Scrum 102 Hacking 104 Debugging 106 Scaling & Pseudocode
Chapter 5: Solving Problems with Code 110 GLOSSARY 112 Algorithms 114 The FizzBuzz Test 116 Sorting & Big O Notation 118 The Two Generals Problem 120 Compression & the Huffman Tree 122 Search Engine Optimization 124 Face Detection 126 Unicode 128 End-to-End Encryption 130 Pattern Matching Languages 132 Profile: Larry Page
Chapter 6: Modern Concerns & Concepts 136 GLOSSARY 138 AI: Artificial Intelligence 140 Black Box 142 Computers Cannot Determine Truth 144 What is Blockchain? 146 Detecting Bots 148 Integrated Development Environment 150 Profile: Alan Turing
152 Appendices 154 Resources 156 Notes on Contributors 158 Index 160 Acknowledgments
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