1024 programmer's day is the same festival for programmers. 1024 is the tenth power of 2 and is one of the basic units of measurement for binary counting. In view of the situation that programmers often work overtime on weekends and often stay up late on weekdays, some Internet organizations propose that June 24th 1024 is the programmer's day every year, and suggest that programmers refuse to work overtime.

Programmers, like 1024, build this technological world with the lowest key, most practical and core functional modules. 1G= 1024M, 1G and 1 are homophonic, which also means first-class Excellence.

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Programmers (English programmers) are professionals engaged in front-end and back-end program development, system operation and maintenance, testing and other work. Programmers are generally divided into programmers and programmers, but the boundary between them is not clear, especially in China. Software practitioners are divided into junior programmers, intermediate programmers, senior programmers, system architects, operation and maintenance test engineers, etc.

1834, ada lovelace's friend Charles Babbage, known as the "digital queen", invented an analyzer. Ada devoted himself to writing algorithms for analyzers. In 1842, he wrote the first computer program in history.

The first set of algorithms in the world was published in 1843. Babbage analyzer was later regarded as the earliest computer prototype, and Ada's algorithm was regarded as the earliest computer program and software. The hardware system for running the program is based on 1024. For example:1g =1024m; 1M= 1024KB .