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a.3 data structures & representation

Information—from text and images to social media feeds—must be translated into a language machines understand: binary.
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Explore how raw, unorganised facts are transformed into meaningful information and ultimately into the deep understanding and wisdom needed to make smart decisions.
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Crack the code of the digital world by learning how numbers, text, images, and sound are all translated into the 1s and 0s of binary that a computer's hardware can process.
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Discover the clever techniques, such as parity bits and checksums, used to ensure data remains accurate and consistent even if it is accidentally damaged during storage or transmission.
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Master the various ways to pack and organise data in a computer’s memory—from simple lists and grids to complex dictionaries—to ensure your programs can find and use information efficiently.
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Investigate advanced, conceptual "containers" like stacks, queues, and blockchains that are defined by how they behave rather than just how they are built.
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Learn the professional principles of storing and managing massive amounts of structured information using linked tables to keep data reliable and easy to search.
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Dive into the world of 'Big Data' to understand how we manage and find hidden patterns in the incredibly vast and fast-moving datasets generated by everything from social media to scientific research.
Last modified: February 9th, 2026
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