Lately I started treating computers and computer science a little more seriously and I started learning basic programming as well, but I feel like something is missing. I have absolutely no idea how computers actually work and I've found out that I actually don't understand a lot of terms that figure in my materials. Could you help me out?
Ask HN: List of Computer terminology/Ideas that I absolutely need to know
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Re: Ask HN: List of Computer terminology/Ideas that I absolutely need to know
#2I'd start by checking out something like CompTIA's A+ materials, if you want to understand the hardware components. Same for networking (Net+). They'll give you a basic understanding as to what's going on--they're not a deep dive by any means. But they may prove useful. You may also take a look at something like hackr.io, which has a ton of resources.
Re: Ask HN: List of Computer terminology/Ideas that I absolutely need to know
#3I'd start by checking out something like CompTIA's A+ materials, if you want to understand the hardware components. Same for networking (Net+). They'll give you a basic understanding as to what's going on--they're not a deep dive by any means. But they may prove useful. You may also take a look at something like hackr.io, which has a ton of resources.
I'll check it out. Thanks a lot!
Re: Ask HN: List of Computer terminology/Ideas that I absolutely need to know
#4I'd start by checking out something like CompTIA's A+ materials, if you want to understand the hardware components. Same for networking (Net+). They'll give you a basic understanding as to what's going on--they're not a deep dive by any means. But they may prove useful. You may also take a look at something like hackr.io, which has a ton of resources.
I'll check it out. Thanks a lot!
No problem!