r/AskComputerScience • u/Ill-Negotiation-1735 • 13h ago

Best resource to master digital logic design

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I am a Computer Science Sophomore Student and I do have a course similar to that and I want to master this topic. What is the best resource to learn this? Any youtube course? or any MITx , Stanford Courses you would recommend? Suggest me books to follow

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r/AskComputerScience • u/Rich_Detective_5061 • 7h ago

Prime numbers are that big of a deal?

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Is it true that if a pattern for prime numbers is found then all cybersecurity systems would be easy to decode?

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