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This is CS50 AP. an introduction to the intellectual enterprises of computer science and the art of programming Unit 0 Module 0 © David J. Malan, Doug Lloyd

what is a computer? binary number system

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a computer is… a device

a computer is… a device that accepts data or input

a computer is… a device that accepts data or input and processes it in some way

a computer is… a device that accepts data or input and processes it in some way to automatically produce

a computer is… a device that accepts data or input and processes it in some way to automatically produce a result

a computer is… a device that accepts data or input and processes it in some way to automatically produce a result

This is CS50 AP. an introduction to the intellectual enterprises of computer science and the art of programming Unit 0 Module 1 © David J. Malan, Doug Lloyd

what is computing? binary number system

com pute (v.) – [1] to calculate or reckon (a figure or amount) binary number system

com pute (v.) – [2] to use a computer or calculator binary number system

cal cu late (v.) – [1] to determine by reasoning, experience or common sense binary number system

5 + 3 binary number system

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When you play board games, are you computing? What What are you Computing? are you computing?

What types of things do you compute every day ?

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1 #include 2 3 int main(void) 4 { 5 printf(“hello world\n”); 6 return 0; 7 }

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This is CS50 AP.