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Laura Sach, Ross Exton, Michael Conterio, and Diane Dowling

Topics Covered

  • Maths and logic in computer programming
  • Logic gates and mathematical operators
  • Binary and hexadecimal number systems
  • Logical expressions in programming
  • Control structures
  • Programming language grammars

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