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Blaise Pascal Charles Babbage Alan Turing Claude Shannon

Because binary is easier for humans to understand Because electronic components naturally represent two states: on and off Because binary was invented before the decimal system Because binary uses less electricity than other number systems

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It works on unsorted data It is dramatically faster for large, sorted datasets It uses less memory It can search multiple items at once

To find and fix bugs in a program To translate high-level programming language into machine code To connect a computer to the internet To store data in the computer's memory

Ada Lovelace Alan Turing Grace Hopper Tim Berners-Lee

Writing code Testing the software Planning and requirements analysis Deploying the software

The project finishes faster The project becomes later due to increased communication overhead The project cost decreases The quality of the software improves

That computers will eventually become conscious That all information can be measured and represented using binary digits That the internet should be free for everyone That programming languages should use English words

Technology always breaks down eventually Only scientists understand technology well enough to use it It becomes a tool for those in power to reshape the world without moral limits Technology is inherently evil and should be avoided