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Encoding Basics
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The Category 'Encoding'
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Encoding Basics
The Category 'Encoding'
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Session
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Semiotics
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Data storage (hardware)
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Character set
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Examples of encoding
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Typical units of measurement in informatics
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Byte
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ASCII
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ISO-8859
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Semantics
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Baudot code
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Binary encoding
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Morse code
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Baudot Murray code
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Signed and unsigned values
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Memory order
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Causes and solutions for overflow
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Representation of negative binary numbers
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Encoding
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How is data stored digitally?
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Two's complement
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Syntax
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Endianness
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Big-endian notation
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Difference between big-endian and little-endian
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Relevance of endianness
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Structure of a text file
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OS-specific encoding of line breaks
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UTF-32
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Little-endian notation
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Multiple allocation of the 256 characters
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Use of a hex editor for binary data
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UTF-8
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Using the Luhn algorithm for error prevention
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Using the ISBN for error prevention
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Bit flips
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Hamming distance
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Determining the redundancy of a code
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Hamming code
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Reasons for efficient encoding
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Typical types of errors when writing down numbers
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Prefix coding
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Errors in binary encoding
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Fano condition
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Entropy (information theory)
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Parity bit
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Basic concepts of error detection and correction
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Example of entropy coding
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Parity (Mathematics)
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Checksum
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