It’s hard for me to believe that I’ve been publishing these mostly-weekly lessons for almost a month and a half. It’s been really fun. I hope that those of you reading them have been enjoying reading (and hopefully learning from) them as I have in writing them. This one covers two major topics: memory management and binary math, nothing terribly exciting, but really useful and necessary nonetheless. Learn to Program With Haiku, Lesson 7.
I’ve been going through your guide and it has been really helpful.
You made a typo on page 6 of Lesson 7 and wrote the Decimal equivalent of 10100000 as 150 instead of 160.
Thanks,
I’ve been converting the lessons to asciidoc format in a git repository to make it easier to keep them up to date (and under a less restrictive license which will allow translations, etc, with the agreement of the original author).
So you can submit a pull request here to fix this error: https://github.com/pulkomandy/programming-with-haiku
I’ll update the website to point to this version of the lessons when we’re done converting them all.