The Binary Language of Computers

Everything you do on your computer, from gaming to sending a text, is just a bunch

of 0s and 1s. It’s all a simple cycle. You give an input, like clicking your

mouse. The processor, or CPU, thinks about it. Then,

you get an output, like a new webpage loading. But the CPU only understands two

things: on and off, which are 1 and 0. When you type the letter 'T',

your computer doesn't see a 'T'. It sees a secret binary code: 01010100. Every single character

is just a unique pattern of these on/off switches, building our entire digital world from

scratch.