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CS4FN Issue 16
The language of computer science and programming is the focus of this edition of Computer Science for Fun. The articles cover:
• Arabic programming language
• White-hat hackers and penetration testing
• The Chinese Room thought experiment and artificial intelligence
• TuneTrace – ‘programming’ with drawings
• Web Services Choreography – the rules of engagement for computers
• Nursery rhymes and data compression
• Hijacking Skype for sending secret messages – electronic stenography
• What is lacking from video conferencing
• Comparing cooking recipes and computer programming
• Interesting communication stories
• AI keeping endangered languages alive
• Artificially intelligent, joke-telling computers
• Computer science and death
The magazine is edited by Paul Curzon, Jo Brodie and Peter W. McOwan
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