Kilobytes, megabytes, gigabytes… How do we describe larger data? Millimeters, micrometers, nanometers… How small can numbers get to encompass the microscopic world? The International System of Units has recently introduced four new prefixes for constructing multiples and fractions of units, expanding the counting units for both the largest and smallest numbers to meet the demands … Read more
The concept of a stack in assembly language is not easy to understand. In the previous article, the usage of the stack was introduced, and in this article, I will briefly discuss my understanding of the role of the stack. In life, a stack can be likened to a temporary residence for travelers. In assembly … Read more
Applications of C Language in Big Data: Data Processing and Storage The C language, as an efficient and flexible programming language, is widely used in various system development and algorithm implementation. In the field of big data, due to its outstanding performance and control over hardware, C language is utilized for data processing and storage. … Read more
Zero, Introduction: Programming is like snacking on sunflower seeds, once you start, you can’t stop! Friends, today let’s talk about something practical! Python is like our family heirloom kitchen knife; it can chop dumpling filling and is also great for smashing cucumbers. I’ll teach you the most basic syntax to handle those daily chores, saving … Read more
Ahem… another sleepless night tortured by SD cards! I remember a young engineer asking me last week, “Why does his data keep disappearing after writing?” This reminded me of my own struggles back in the day. The SD card, though seemingly insignificant, often gives engineers a headache… What exactly is an SD card? Simply put, … Read more
Article Word Count: 8000 Content Quality Index:⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 01Five Major Memory Areas The memory is divided into five areas: heap, stack, free storage area, global/static storage area, and constant storage area. 1. Stack Area: FIFO refers to the storage area for variables allocated by the compiler when needed and automatically cleared when not needed. The variables … Read more
Let’s first take stock of various data storage methods: Mechanical hard drives use magnetic disks as the storage medium: Once written, if stored reasonably still, the lifespan is about 100 years (calculated by foreign institutions, who knows how they figured that out). However, there are other factors to consider: 1. Currently, all external hard drives … Read more
When it comes to chips, everyone must be familiar with them. Anything related to electronic circuits relies on chips to run various codes to achieve the desired functionality. Moreover, chips that have been mass-produced for a long time are also quite profitable. For example, when we buy a mouse for 9.9 yuan on PDD, it’s … Read more
Click the above Computer Enthusiasts to follow us Recently, there has been big news that serves as a great comfort regarding the continuously rising prices of solid-state drives (SSDs) — ultra-large capacity QLC flash memory is coming soon. Many of you might be asking, what is QLC? Today, I will talk about this matter and … Read more
1. Background Introduction With the rapid development of mobile communication technology and intelligent applications, the number of mobile devices and network data traffic has grown exponentially, placing a huge burden on the network and posing significant challenges in meeting user demands. Edge caching technology utilizes edge nodes to bring computing and storage resources closer to … Read more