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I think you're being a little bit unfair. The same block then continues:
This is called an integer overflow. At best, we might just get an error. At worst, our computer might compute the correct answer but then just throw out the 9th bit, giving us zero (0000 0000) instead of 257 (1 0000 0000)! (Python actually notices that the result won't fit and automatically allocates more bits to store the larger number.)
The article is introducing the concept of integer overflow.
I like Zoom (http://zoom.us/). I used to use Hangouts, but it consumed a lot of CPU. The free Zoom account allows you to have up to fifty people in a room for forty minutes, or an unlimited length call with just two participants.
I learnt these techniques from the IAM [0] in the UK. Their manual is Roadcraft - the Police Driver's Handbook [1] which introduces techniques which I've found incredibly valuable.
https://theconversation.com/a-mysterious-interstellar-radio-...