July 2023
Intermediate to advanced
472 pages
14h 47m
German
book
Code - Wie Computer funktionieren - Die Sprache von Hardware und Software verstehen
by Charles Petzold
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Kapitel 3: Braille-Schrift und binäre Codes
Samuel Morse war nicht der erste Mensch, der die Buchstaben einer geschriebenen Sprache in einen deutbaren Code umgesetzt hat. Er war auch nicht der erste Mensch, bei dessen Namen wir eher an den Code als die Person selbst denken. Diese Ehre gebührt einem blinden, französischen Teenager, der etwa 18 Jahre nach Samuel Morse geboren wurde, aber der Welt früher als dieser seinen Stempel aufdrückte. Über sein Leben ist nur wenig bekannt. Doch das Wenige ist überaus beeindruckend.
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Louis Braille wurde 1809 im französischen Coupvray geboren, nur etwa ...
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