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What is binary code translation ?

  Binary code translation  ðŸ’»is a way in which computer 🖥️ ("all logic computing devices") understand s our language and we understand computer language. In the computer world computers and all other electronic devices only understand 0 or 1. Binary digits can be collected by bytes. There are two popular ways to turn binary into a decimal. 1st one is Positional Notation Method and Doubling Method. Later in this tech blog, I will explain how to convert binary into decimal. Before that let us understand binary code in depth. What is binary code? Binary code represents text, computer processing instructions, or other data using a two-dimensional system. The two symbol system used is usually "0" and "1" from the binary number system . Binary code provides a pattern of binary digits, also known as bits, per character, tutorial, etc. For example, an eight-bit binary string can represent any 256 values ​​that can and, therefore, can represent a wide variet...

All thing about Nodemcu?

Today in this blog we will try to understand all the basic stuff about Nodemcu. After reading this full blog you can call yourself an intermediator MicroController expert. What is NodeMCU used for?                         NodeMCU is a less price hardware open-source platform. It originally included firmware running on ESP8266 Wi-Fi SoC from Espressif Systems and Hardware based on the ESP-12 module . Later, ESP32 32-bi t MCU support was added to make it better. NodeMCU is an open-source firmware in which the design of open-source boards is available for free of cost. The term "NodeMCU" includes "node" and "MCU" (sub-unit unit). The word "NodeMCU" which speaks strongly means firmware rather than compatible development kits/boards. [citation needed] Both firmware board and prototyping are open source resources. NodeMCU firmware uses the Lua script language. NodeMCU firmware is based on the Lua project and is built on the...