Description
“Code” by Charles Petzold is a fascinating deep dive into the fundamental principles of computing. Rather than focusing on programming languages or modern software, Petzold takes readers on a journey through the building blocks of computers, from Morse code to microprocessors. With clear explanations and engaging examples, he demystifies how computers work, making complex concepts accessible to both beginners and tech enthusiasts. This book is a must-read for anyone curious about the inner workings of digital technology.
Clara –
“Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software” is an absolutely fascinating journey into the heart of computing; it demystifies complex concepts with clarity and engaging storytelling, making it accessible to anyone curious about how computers truly work, not just those with a technical background.
Chizorum –
“Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software” brilliantly demystifies the inner workings of computers in a way that’s both engaging and accessible; it’s a fascinating journey from basic circuits to complex software, and I feel like I finally understand the fundamental principles that power our digital world.
Olusola –
“Absolutely fascinating! Code demystifies the inner workings of computers in a way that’s both engaging and accessible, even for someone without a technical background. It’s a journey through the history of computing that leaves you with a profound appreciation for the ingenuity behind every digital interaction. A must-read for anyone curious about how computers truly operate.”
Tanko –
“This book is an absolute gem! It demystifies the inner workings of computers in a way that’s both engaging and accessible, even if you don’t have a strong technical background. I finally understand the fundamental concepts that underpin everything from simple programs to complex systems, and it’s sparked a real passion for computer science. It’s a fantastic read for anyone curious about what goes on behind the screen.”