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| | | | | Computer coding has a relatively long history compared to most other computer-based things. While Charles Babbage created the difference machine in the 1820s, Ada Lovelace was the first "programmer". Machine/Assembly Coding At its core, programming could be machine code: just a bunch of 0s and 1s. But, that's tiresome, and hard to read, so they [...]Read More... from Code Basics: How Do Coders Code? | |
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| | | If you've read any significant amount of my blog you've probably realized that I'm fascinated with programming languages; more precisely the syntax, the community, and the purpose of the language. Elixir happens to be one of these languages that has recently caught my attention. I love the ideas functional programming brings and how you to solve problems as a result of those ideas. One of the things that functional programming is helping people to solve is how to get the most out of systems that have mul... | ||
