How Antivirus Software Works
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Here at beanz magazine, we are more than a programming magazine; we are a trusted publication that gives children the resources to succeed. Our coding concept articles for kids are a fun and educational way to learn a wide range of coding, computing, and computer science concepts, including being a good digital citizen, quantum logic gates, code golf, forks, and dogfooding. Our articles cover basic coding and computer science concepts, which are perfect for young minds who are looking to explore the endless opportunities of computing. Browse our website for more details about our coding concepts articles for kids. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact the beanz team.
Sorting Algorithms
What do bubbles, pancakes, and spaghetti all have in common? They're all great for sorting!
How Computers Remember Things
Exploring the concept of RAM and how it helps your MInecraft game run better.
Recursion: Following the Shape of Data
Breaking down big problems into smaller ones is a great way to solve them. Let's see how recursion helps us do this!
Software Version Conventions
Programs are constantly being patched and improved. How do we keep track of all this new code?
Binary What?
Dive into the nitty-gritty details of binary numbers: how they work, why they’re used, and where they come from.
Finite Automata
Learn about the smallest, simplest computers and where they’re still used today.
What is a Firewall?
Learn about the key software that keeps your computer safe from viruses.
Pair Programming
From the start of computing history, people have tried to optimize the software programming process. This includes having two coders work together to code software.
Randomness
Take a peek into the importance — and the struggle — of getting truly random data.
Hash and Salt
Learn the delicious-sounding secrets that websites use to keep your passwords safe from hackers.
Pigeon Hole Principle
A simple, quirky theorem with big applications, from picking socks to counting hairs.
Locks to Lightbulbs (IoT)
There are pros and cons to networking all the “smart” devices in your home. What surprises does the future hold?
A License to Code
Is it possible to steal software? And how do we know who owns code?
How do Driverless Cars See?
Driverless cars could mean less traffic and less accidents, but their developers have some challenges to solve.
Dogfooding
Eating dog food doesn't sound like much fun but it's an important part of creating software.
Graphics Cards
Why does your computer need special hardware to render graphics? And what’s the deal with all those pixels, anyways?
Types
A quick primer to the ins and outs of typed vs untyped programming languages.
What’s a Day Zero Virus?
Learn what your antivirus software does, and why it’s important to keep it updated.
Model View Controller
Learn the secret to creating huge programs without getting lost in thousands of lines of code.
Print a 3D Galaxy
In the future, will computers be able to do everything? Even create an entire universe?
Voting
What’s the best way to choose a classroom lunch? Or the best way to elect a leader? The answer isn’t so simple.
What is the Internet of Things (IoT)?
Learn about the shiny new technology that allows us to be connected like never before.
How do Biometric Scans Work?
Keep your passwords at the tip of your fingers, or maybe at the back of your eyes!
File Systems
‘Files’ may be easy concepts for humans, but not for computers. What’s going on inside your operating system?
Paper Clips Run Amok
A simple thought experiment to shed light on the potential dangers of AI. Can we stop the earth being buried in paperclips?
Requests and Responses
Ever wondered what happens when you connect to a website? Time to dive into the secrets of networking!
Introduction to Memory Management
Dive into the nuts & bolts of storing pictures and files on your computer.
Credit Card Algorithm
How can you tell if a credit card number is valid or invalid? Meet the Luhn algorithm, one of many checksums helping us keep the internet in order.
Dijkstra’s Algorithm
Learn about the brilliant algorithm behind all of your GPS devices.