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Chapter 3: Types
Figure 3.5, the hardware representation for char c='A' should be 01000001 (not 10000001)

Chapter 20: Introduction To Algorithms and Data Structures
20.1.5, 3rd sentence: “Algorithm A's runtime is O(N), while B's is O(N^2), so we generally prefer B.” ➔ “Algorithm A's runtime is O(N), while B's is O(N^2), so we generally prefer A.”