For all practical purposes. Computer science. 4

United States, 1986

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Creating codes Developing the concept of binary codes, introduced in the previous episode, this program looks at some of the different codes which can be devised, including ASCII which is a 7 bit code, the Laplacian pyramid which is used for encoding pictorial images and the Hamming code, which enables computers to overcome random errors.

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producer/director

Lance Wisniewski

production company

Chedd-Angier Productions

COMAP

Language

English

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00:30:00:00

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Colour

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