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8 bits are one byte

A letter is represented by a number from a to j they are represented by a series of 0-9/ The same goes for the rest of the letters, but they start with an extra 0 every time the order restarts.

What happened to the odometer reading?

It said overflow error

Does the odometer still show the distance driven by the car?

No

What value would cause your Flippy-Do to overflow?

9

What adaptation could you make to the Flippy-Do to represent that value?

Extend the flippy do

Using your newly adapted Flippy-Do, how many total numbers can be represented?

Now it can represent 9.

What does the binary odometer show about representing large numbers?

That there is a limit depending on the odmeter

If we had a big enough odometer or Flippy Do, could we represent every possible number?

Yes

A certain combination of numbers represented a letter. Slashes were used to separate the numbers.

6) Representing Text

1) hey= 7/4/006

2) ttyl= 001/001/006/02

3) morning= 03/05/08/04/8/04/6

4)oh no

5)great!

6) free at 5 ?

7) What is abstraction ? Removing unnecessary things to simplify data

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1.Why might we use abbreviations when sending messages? What are the advantages?

1.We have to type less and it can be trendy at times.

2.How is this message the same as the first? What actually gets sent to my friend?

2The second one is the first one but represented in a different way. It is actually sent as the first one.

3.What strategies are you using to compress your sample text? Which ones seem most successful?

Repeated words seem to be the most easiest.

4.What made some messages “easier” to compress than others?

More repeated messages.

5.What made some messages more “difficult” to compress than others?

More complex messages

1.Imagine you were using some of our pixelation tools to create an image and you posted it online for your friends to see - but, a week later you find out someone took that image and put it on a T-shirt that they’re selling for $10 each. How would you feel in this situation?

1.I would be angry if they didn't credit me.

The world is better because of digital representation.

Actors that have died are digitized and used in movies.

1.What was digitized? Dead actors

2.What was the goal or purpose of digitizing this thing? To attract audiences into seeing the film

Is someone benefiting from this situation? If so, who? The people who made the movie

Is someone being harmed in this situation? If so, who? The members of the dead actor's family may be harmed

Are these impacts intended or unintended? How do you know? Intended, because the filmmakers knew the effects before digitizing them.

Yes they identified similarly

Yes I think there is both benefits and harms to digitizing things,.

1.I think the world is mainly better because of digital representation but can be bad in some cases

2. Our class stands with digital representation as a good thing.

3. We should care because information affects every facet of our life. Because it is represented digitally, it changes the ways we can view and how much we can view which changes everything. This impacts me personally by increasing the amount of information I consume and what I consume. It makes me learn new things.