Day 18

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Now that I have learned a little programming on the Scratch program, I have now begun to learn the C language.

The C language depends on writing codes, and most other languages in general depend on writing codes.

Writing the codes is done in English, but the computer does not understand them, so I need a translator to convert the letters into numbers.

So I started learning how to convert the codes to Binary so that they appear with me in this image:





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