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The Day of the Programmer
The Day of the Programmer
September 13, 2019
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Wait! Only Zeros and Ones? - Is that a mistake? No, it's the language of computers: the binary programming language. It consists of a sequence of zeros and ones that allows the computer to execute instructions and store data. Although this may seem unusual to humans at first, it is the natural way for computers to process information. And while other programming languages may be more readable and understandable for humans, the binary language is the foundation for all computer technology that strongly influences our lives. However, I will now continue to write in normal language to make it easier for you and to save you from having to translate everything.
Programmer's Day
The International Programmers' Day is an annual holiday celebrated on the 256th day of the year. This day usually falls on September 13th, except in leap years when it falls on September 12th. It was created to honor the work of programmers and developers and to acknowledge their important role in shaping our modern world.
So, why the 256th day of the year? Because this number is the largest power of two that is less than 365. In binary code, it is represented as 1 0000 0000. Binary code is the language that computers use to store information in zeros and ones.
By the way, the idea of introducing a Programmer's Day originated from Valentin Balt and Michael Cherviakov in Russia and was established in 2002. From Russia, Programmer's Day quickly developed into a global event and is now recognized worldwide.
Additionally, Programmer's Day is not celebrated on September 13 everywhere. In China, for example, it is celebrated on October 24 to honor the number 1024, which is represented in binary code as 1 0000 0000 0 and corresponds to 2 raised to the power of 10.
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