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Which two digits form the foundation of the binary number system?
Answer: 0 and 1
Why: Leibniz first wrote about binary arithmetic in 1679, and his 1703 paper tied it to the ancient Chinese I Ching hexagrams.
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Why was the security test CAPTCHA originally invented?
Answer: To distinguish humans from computers
Why: The name is an acronym, and the same idea was later turned into free labour that digitised old books and taught machines to read street signs.
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Approximately what percentage of the world's money exists only on computers?
Answer: 92%
Why: The Bank of England says most of the money in the modern economy is created by commercial banks making loans.
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What typically causes a stack overflow error?
Answer: Missing a base case in recursion
Why: Python limits recursion depth to keep infinite recursive calls from overflowing its underlying C stack.
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What creature was taped into a 1947 logbook as the first bug?
Answer: A moth
Why: The engineers were joking about a word Edison had already used in 1878, so it is the first bug found rather than the first bug named.
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Who is widely considered the world's first computer programmer?
Answer: Ada Lovelace
Why: She wrote notes on a machine that was never built, and the last of them describes how it would calculate a sequence of numbers.