Computer system (i)

A text file and a binary file:

A character represented by an integer value of single-byte (8 bits) size is called a literal character, which is the ASCII standard notation, and each line of text is represented by an invisible newline character ("\ n"), corresponding to an integer value of 10. A file consisting of only ASCII characters is called a text file, and all other binaries are called binary files.

The program source files are text files .

Ii. How information is expressed

The information is equal to the bit + context , that is, the information in the system is made up of a series of bits, and the way to differentiate the bits is to read their context.

Third, the process of compiling the program

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Computer system (i)