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+ | =====Naming your source file===== | ||
+ | Remember to name your source file with a " | ||
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+ | Especially as we will be creating a **dtr0** executable, there will be a naming conflict, and if you are not careful, you may lose your source code if in a separately named file called **dtr0.c** | ||
=====Binary representation===== | =====Binary representation===== | ||
The computer is a binary device. That means it stores and transacts all its data in base 2, where there are only 2 counting bits: 0 and 1. | The computer is a binary device. That means it stores and transacts all its data in base 2, where there are only 2 counting bits: 0 and 1. |