Networking Protocols, what are they, why are they useful and how do they work. That's the topic of today's video.
Let's take a look at how network protocols are incredibly useful and they are literally the backbone of computers communicating, be it local area networks, or the internet.
Why am I doing this course? Well, I decided to create a course to teach the basics of programming from scratch. But at a deeper level than most courses, starting with many of the things that are not discussed in other programming courses like binary, machine code, etc.
Don't worry, I am not going to go into crazy deep levels with hardware, but enough so you really understand how this stuff works, before we move onto the programming side.
Eventually, we will delve into higher-level languages including Java, Python, C++, and Kotlin and by the end of the series you will be in a good position to move to another programming course and have a good basic knowledge of how computers work under the hood, and more importantly, how the computer runs the code you create.
I hope you enjoy the video!
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