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On a similar topic but a bit less project oriented: Charles Petzolds "CODE The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software" http://www.charlespetzold.co
by yoodenvranx 10y ago
On a similar topic but a bit less project oriented:
Charles Petzolds "CODE The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software"
http://www.charlespetzold.com/code/ http://www.charlespetzold.com/code/
- itsmemattchung 10y ago100% yes. I started with Elements of Computing: creating a half-adder and then a full-adder chip. But, I couldn't understand how I reached my solution—I was relying on my intuition. Then, I started reading "Code", which takes the reader on a journey from shining flash lights to communicate with your neighbor, all the way to bridging the gap between boolean algebra and building a relay.