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I wanted to focus more on the conceptual application and software side of things in the video, so I did not go too deep into how electrical circuits worked. The website JavaTPoint has a great catalog of introductory to advanced lessons on transistors and memory networks, so if that piques your interest, here is the link:
www.javatpoint.com/what-is-a-....
The Python interpreter I mentioned in the video -- CPython -- is publically available on GitHub; these amazing developers include everything from their exact config files to the troubleshooting of errors:
github.com/python/cpython
The word "parsing" is not just exclusive to programming as it may refer to parsing a video into a bunch of PNGs, or parsing audio into frames for analysis. But for the sake of this conversation, parsing in computer processing just means translating high-level code into machine code. The good people over at GeeksforGeeks have made several concise articles about the topic and more advanced processes:
www.geeksforgeeks.org/types-o...
More information about the CMOS inverter configuration and logic systems is detailed in this PDF created by Michigan State University. It includes more in-depth topics such as power consumption and energy transitions:
www.egr.msu.edu/classes/ece41...
I briefly mentioned how input devices like keyboards use conductive pads to transmit signals and scan codes, so here is a more detailed observation of how the hardware exactly works:
www.rubber-keypad.com/How-Doe...
The ALU is a crucial component of the CPU, doing calculations and handling the rational side of things, and to look into how the two work in complement to each other, you can find your answer here in this article:
www.techopedia.com/definition...
Once again, thank you all for your time.