N'aschi
Okay kiddo, have you ever played with LEGOs? Well, imagine that instead of building things with blocks, you are building things with tiny, tiny computer chips. N'aschi is basically a special language that you use to tell these tiny computer chips what to do.
Just like how you have to learn the rules of the game when playing a new board game, these computer chips need to be told specific steps to follow in order to do what you want them to do. N'aschi is a way to communicate those steps to the chips.
So, imagine you want a robot to move forward, you would use n'aschi to tell the chips in the robot's brain to move the robot's legs forward. Or, if you want your computer to sort a bunch of files, you would use n'aschi to tell the computer which files to look at and how to sort them.
It's like a secret code for computers, but once you learn it, you can use it to make amazing things happen!
Just like how you have to learn the rules of the game when playing a new board game, these computer chips need to be told specific steps to follow in order to do what you want them to do. N'aschi is a way to communicate those steps to the chips.
So, imagine you want a robot to move forward, you would use n'aschi to tell the chips in the robot's brain to move the robot's legs forward. Or, if you want your computer to sort a bunch of files, you would use n'aschi to tell the computer which files to look at and how to sort them.
It's like a secret code for computers, but once you learn it, you can use it to make amazing things happen!