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Meet 6-Year-Old Simar Khurana, World's Youngest Videogame Developer
Simar Khurana lives in Ontario, Canada, and started learning coding at the age of 6.
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Bill Gates Says His Coding Skills Are Now "Rusty"
Ever wondered if Bill Gates could still write the code that made him a billionaire? As the co-founder of Microsoft, Bill Gates is considered to be one of the pioneers of today's home computing, but he admits that his programming skills are now a little "rusty".
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JPMorgan Drops Terms 'Master,' 'Slave' From Internal Tech Code, Materials
The phrases "master" and "slave" code or drive are used in some programming languages and computer hardware to describe one part of a device or process that controls another.
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Canada to Start Teaching Computer Coding in Kindergarten
The government also wants the program to encourage more young women and indigenous children to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and maths.
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A Computer Program Is Writing New 'Friends' Episodes
Some believe anyone can write a sitcom, but this may be taking things a bit too far.
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Opinion: Satya Nadella and Manjul Bhargava on a Coding Secret
The internet trinity of Steve Jobs, Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg all agree on a simple article of faith. Schoolchildren, college students and most everybody should learn to code because programming a computer "teaches you how to think".
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Singapore Prime Minister Praised After Sharing Sudoku-Solver Code
Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has revealed his computer programming skills after sharing on Facebook a Sudoku puzzle-solver code he wrote.
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Google Wants to Teach Programming to Millions of Girls
Internet giant Google is seeking to teach computer programming to millions of girls in the US under its Made With Code initiative.
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NSA looking to crack most encryption programs in use: Report
NSA is trying to develop a so-called "quantum computer" that could be used to break encryption codes used to cloak sensitive information.
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US spy agency developing computer to crack privacy codes: report
The U.S. National Security Agency is trying to develop a computer that could ultimately break most encryption programs, The Washington Post reported on Thursday.
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Opening a gateway for girls to enter the computer field
Girls Who Code is among the recent crop of programs intended to close the gender gap in tech by intervening early.
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Meet 6-Year-Old Simar Khurana, World's Youngest Videogame Developer
Simar Khurana lives in Ontario, Canada, and started learning coding at the age of 6.
-
Bill Gates Says His Coding Skills Are Now "Rusty"
Ever wondered if Bill Gates could still write the code that made him a billionaire? As the co-founder of Microsoft, Bill Gates is considered to be one of the pioneers of today's home computing, but he admits that his programming skills are now a little "rusty".
-
JPMorgan Drops Terms 'Master,' 'Slave' From Internal Tech Code, Materials
The phrases "master" and "slave" code or drive are used in some programming languages and computer hardware to describe one part of a device or process that controls another.
-
Canada to Start Teaching Computer Coding in Kindergarten
The government also wants the program to encourage more young women and indigenous children to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and maths.
-
A Computer Program Is Writing New 'Friends' Episodes
Some believe anyone can write a sitcom, but this may be taking things a bit too far.
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Opinion: Satya Nadella and Manjul Bhargava on a Coding Secret
The internet trinity of Steve Jobs, Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg all agree on a simple article of faith. Schoolchildren, college students and most everybody should learn to code because programming a computer "teaches you how to think".
-
Singapore Prime Minister Praised After Sharing Sudoku-Solver Code
Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has revealed his computer programming skills after sharing on Facebook a Sudoku puzzle-solver code he wrote.
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Google Wants to Teach Programming to Millions of Girls
Internet giant Google is seeking to teach computer programming to millions of girls in the US under its Made With Code initiative.
-
NSA looking to crack most encryption programs in use: Report
NSA is trying to develop a so-called "quantum computer" that could be used to break encryption codes used to cloak sensitive information.
-
US spy agency developing computer to crack privacy codes: report
The U.S. National Security Agency is trying to develop a computer that could ultimately break most encryption programs, The Washington Post reported on Thursday.
-
Opening a gateway for girls to enter the computer field
Girls Who Code is among the recent crop of programs intended to close the gender gap in tech by intervening early.
