Vintia Akani

Vintia Akani I'm Vintia Akani, a vlogger guiding students in solving number base problems with ease. I'm dedicated to living my life to positively impart our world.

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Computer processes information in binary code. in lieu of how computer and its component works, components such as contr...
25/01/2024

Computer processes information in binary code. in lieu of how computer and its component works, components such as control unit, transistors and others are operated using on/off which is represented as binary digits 0s and 1s.

The binary system forms the foundation of all computer operations from simple to complex task.

The binary (base-2) isn't the only number base used for programming or mathematical expression. Below are other common and uncommon number base used by programmers.

Commonly used by programmers are decimal (base-10), Octal (base-8) and Hexadecimal (base-16).

Here are the uncommon number base used too.
3. Ternary (base-3): Uses 0, 1, and 2.
4. Quaternary (base-4): Uses 0, 1, 2, and 3.
5. Quinary (base-5): Uses 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4.
6. Senary (base-6): Uses 0,1, 2, 3 and 5
7. Septenary (base-7): Uses 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6.
9. Nonary (base-9): Uses 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8.
11. Undecimal (base-11): Uses 0 through 9 and A.
12. Duodecimal (base-12): Uses 0 through 9 and A, B.
Till Hexadecimal (base-16) and so on.

It's important to commit the usage to memory by understanding that each base counts less (

14/11/2023

28 questions you should stop to ask yourself about your current workplace as a career starter:

🍁 When I talk, does it feel like anyone is listening?

🍁 Do I feel like my opinion is valued?

🍁 What am I becoming here?

🍁 Do my leaders know me by name?

🍁 Am I encouraged to seek opportunities that promote my career?

🍁 Do I get the support and flexibility I ask for?

🍁 Do I get bouts of micro-aggression whenever I have differing opinions?

🍁 Do I get appreciated enough?

🍁 Is anyone talking to me about my career progression?

🍁 Do I like the career journey of my leaders? Do I want to be like them?

🍁 Am I going to be happy in the long run if I remain here?

🍁 Am I given opportunities to handle complex work that helps me grow?

🍁 Is anyone available or invested in teaching me?

🍁 Do I get the right amount of direction on a daily, weekly or monthly basis?

🍁 Do I know what I am doing here?

🍁 Will my experience in this place help me land bigger and better opportunities?

🍁 Can I cultivate a large meaningful professional network here?

🍁 Is integrity valued here?

🍁 Am I allowed to do other things that interest me outside of work without victimization?

🍁 Does this place encourage me to have a career portfolio?

🍁 Am I encouraged to bring all of myself to work here?

🍁 Am I paid enough in alignment with the value I bring on board?

🍁 Do my leaders include me in decision making or do they just tell it to me?

🍁 Do I have a fair chance at getting to the top in this organization?

🍁 Are the best minds staying back or are they leaving?

🍁 Is this organisation thriving especially in an uncertain economic climate?

🍁 Is there a possibility of an abrupt shutdown of this organization?

🍁 Do I feel like my well-being is prioritized above work deadlines?

I hope the answers to these questions give you some clarity as to how you perceive your work place.

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