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I liked the tweets about algorithms because people are kinda funny sometimes, ya know? I guess...

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I learned that Binary is used in many different ways such as an alternative language or morse code.

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I really enjoyed the Pinterest link because it showed a lot of different ideas on how to learn binary, like counting in binary with your fingers.That was pretty neat how even pinterest has binary, it really surprised me

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I learned that 01101001001000000110110001101111011101100110010100100000011110010110111101110101 means I love you in binary

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That event driven play a big roll in video game

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An event driven programming uses object orientated

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The pinterest board deemed to be most interesting. The board contained numerous amounts of useful infographics and pictures of many coding languages, along with the history of said languages.

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I liked the binary on pinterest because it showed a lot of cool pictures to help understand binary and also a cool way to record binary with your fingers.
The other one I liked was the algorithm video because it showed how you can apply algorithms to daily life.

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In the fourth link it begins to explain how algorithms are able to represent the computer processor instructions and texts using 0's and 1's to complete series of steps to complete the task.

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I found the most interest in the second link, where the video talks about Event Driven Programming. This is because it gives visuals and steps on how event driven programming operates.

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I learned that with binary language can be used in many ways and not only in numbers but it can also be used to create texts and other commands.

Anthony O.

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The link I really liked was the pinterest board because it shows many different ways of how binary can be used as. Also it shows many ways binary can be expressed.

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I liked the pinterest board of binary because it shows different ways of talking in binary. It really only matters if you work with computers a lot. The real life applications stood out to me.

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The link I found most interesting was the Pinterest Link about Binary. There where lots of projects involving binary, and it was a great place to find real-world examples of binary.

-JT

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In my opinion, Event-Driven programming stands out the most because all of us use it everyday on our lives. Also, it matter because we can activates something on a given time or by user event. Also, I got some interesting facts from the wikipedia.

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