Digital Theory

Digital Theory explores how information is represented, processed, and transmitted using discrete units called “digits,” typically zeros and ones. It underpins modern computing and digital communication, emphasizing the importance of binary systems for accuracy, efficiency, and reliability. The theory examines how digital technologies encode complex data into simple formats, enabling precise storage, manipulation, and sharing of information across devices and networks. It also considers the implications of digital systems on society, communication, and knowledge, highlighting the transformative role of digital technology in our daily lives.