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Sir Plz explain how do circuits hardware read binary numbers instructions cus it very difficult to imagine how non physical numbers interact with physical hardwares. Explain in short what I'm looking for..plz plz.
This video says about a lot of stuffs (those stuffs exists in a lot of abstract layers of this thing called "computer"). For example, the gcc step -> output the result IT IS A LOT GOING ON AND you somehow manage to explain most of it. You are a great savior to me (just an average IT student).
Idk if he made it or not later. But usually the code gets stored in memory (ram) with it’s allocated space. And it’s my understanding that, the kernal instructs the machine to initiate the memory locations.
I was following along until about halfway when we were talking about the .i or the .o and all that. So when you said "obviously" after throwing up all those graphics of a whole computer I thought, "Oh yeah, this is the most obvious thing to any person ever." I suppose i'm off to search how a transistor works. Cuz i know that language is converted into binary through a series of steps, and has stuff added to it to create and executable that has more binary for the machine to run. But I suppose i don't understand well enough how a binary code is sent to a transistor/lots of transistors
A great job. I am wondering if you can take it a step deeper. For example, can you show how, specifically, a computer can evaluate an if statement? How does it know Apple becomes before Bananna or 10 is geater than 5. Even more so, when one has a very complex logic request, nested ifs. Every video I listen to, takes me through the stages, but I never understand or see how he darn thing comes up with the answer. I know there are layers on layers, but i is amazing how computers are able to be so intelligent with just zeros and ones. Thanks.
With all that and probably even deeper knowledge in computers is still feel confused as to what makes some languages slower than others. Considering my favorite python for that matter. Would like a video on that.
Everything is alright ... But the software intract hardware without any physical connection ?? I mean I kicked a ball the ball move towards . In this scenario I make a physical connection between my leg and the ball. But how the software intract hardware without any physical connection ? ... *Pls anyone can help me*
Can u please make a video on how at the circuit level a computer understands things ..like from the beginning of bootstrap to a small example program..as in how this entire circuitry works ..
My question, is how does the computer know to even read the data... What a 1 or 0 even means, and that it has a meaning. How the hell do transistors turn into knowledge in the first place?! I've never seen anyone explain that part.
It's electronics. A 1 represents a voltage above a certain threshold, a 0 represents a voltage below a certain threshold. Every computation can be broken down into basic logical operations (AND, OR, NOT). So at the lowest level, everything starts with electronic circuits that implement these operations. For example, an AND gate is designed to output a voltage above a threshold only if both inputs are above the threshold. By chaining these gates together you can implement arbitrarily complex logic (from simple addition to anything you can think of). Conceptually, it's similar to the fact any sound wave, no matter how strange it looks, is just a superposition of simple sine waves. Knowledge is just an abstraction represented by these electrical impulses. Computer scientists designed a coherent system for representing and operating on data depending on its type. Type just determines the way we interpret a certain set of 1s and 0s in memory. A lot of it is convention. Floats and strings can be represented in different ways, we just decide on a specific convention to use. By putting all of these building blocks together, we can print out words to a screen, do math and print the correct answer in Arabic numerals on the screen, etc.
God video, but still I have not understand what happened in side a hard disk to record my instruction and what happend when it give any out put. Please clear it.
but how does the CPU know what all those binary digits mean?......the humans know what each instruction should do but the computer does not know anything.
I don't understand how you can take metal wires and Magnetic Tape or silicone chips and somehow get ones and zeros to go into the metal and plastic and it knows how to organize molecules into a picture on a screen. It's just metal and a current....wtf
@@johnxina7496 right... I don't believe in aliens however I don't understand how plastic metal and the current turns into voices sounds and images that are so complex and know how to travel in a direction through a wire or through the air and go back through Metals silicone and plastic and end up on a screen or a speaker of metal silicone and plastic be interpreted and presented as video and music
Want to know what is crazier me and you are countries apart yet when I press send on this message an electromagnetic wave is send from my phone to towers in my country underground cables to your country and the towers in your area then your phone in mere seconds all across half the globe from a silicone and metal object
