
Memorize and finish the core network theory - Basics
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From TCP/IP to HTTP! This lecture is for those who lack basic network theory and want to understand major theories by memorizing them. You can do it!
Beginner
Network, Protocol
ウェブページやデータベースでハングルが文字化けしたり、ファイルが判読不能な文字で埋め尽くされる状況の原因を根本的に理解し、対処できるようになります!
文字列が化ける症状の原因究明及び対応
Javaのデフォルトエンコーディング規則であるUTF-8に関する深い理解
CP949で説明できるMBCS文字列のメモリ構造
学習対象は
誰でしょう?
文字エンコーディングの問題で残業したくない皆さん
エンコードの問題で文字列が文字化けする現象を経験した全ての皆様
文字列処理と向き合うすべての開発者
実質的にCSの基礎に当たるUTF-8エンコーディング規則について深く知りたい方
前提知識、
必要でしょうか?
HxDのような16進数ベースのエディターを使った経験
ASCIIコードへの理解
JavaやC/C++プログラミング言語を使った経験
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Through this lecture, I started having various thoughts about the knowledge I possess, such as "Can I confidently say to someone that I know what I know?" and "How deeply do I know it?". While working, I was often looked down upon because I'm a non-CS major developer. I thought I had made efforts in my own way to catch up on my shortcomings, realizing firsthand how vast this world is, but that was my misconception. To my embarrassment, the level of my knowledge about encoding, which I confidently thought I knew, was truly shallow. If the interviewer had asked me about the encoding process at the level explained in this lecture, I would have surely failed. I was merely a developer who only used libraries optimized and created by someone else. If you delve really deep, you come to realize that learning and knowledge are endless. Since the emergence of AI, I personally had a lot of skepticism towards paying for lectures and gaining knowledge and experience in return. My thought was, "Can't I just ask AI?" This thought of mine seems to have a major flaw. As my career progressed, I didn't pay attention to anything outside my field, only talked about AI, and neglected studying. Although it was a short lecture, I had an experience that made me reflect on myself.
It was a brief lecture, but it seems you had a decent experience. The 'non-major' title seems to gift a constant thirst throughout a developer's life. Thanks to that, one can't just sit still. Perhaps that's why you gain the strength to study even harder. I'm sure you're heading in a good direction. Because the greater your yearning for fundamentals, the higher your learning achievements will be. I'll be cheering you on. Thank you. :)
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Thank you for another wonderful lesson today.
Thank you for the good evaluation and feedback. :)
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Hello! I'm enjoying this lecture as well as other lectures! [Numbers -> Characters -> Code Systems -> Unicode + Encoding -> ... ] Rather than simply explaining the meaning of words in this flow, you explained how it started in the past, what inconveniences there were, what came out to supplement that, and what new things came out to additionally supplement the inconveniences felt again - sharing this historical flow together makes it easier to understand. Additionally, you explained in detail even how to perform bit and radix operations, taking me beyond simple memorization to the realm of understanding... (The phrase "Think of code systems and encoding as separate things" is stuck in my head..) Thank you always for lectures that are like light and salt to me.
It seems like you've completely made the important concepts your own. This is truly fortunate. Although it's not a long lecture, I think this lecture may have broadened your perspective on IT systems by one more level. Thank you for the good evaluation and feedback. :)
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