163K views · 2.1K reactions | Unlocking Enigma: How Codebreakers Won WWII Codebreakers triumphed in WWII by rapidly deciphering German cipher machines, leveraging captured keys, innovative methods like crib and frequency analysis, and early computing, ultimately shortening war durations and saving countless lives. #WW2 #Intelligence #EpicHistory | Epic History TV | Facebook

British code breakers had a vital role in helping win the Second World War. They spent long hours trying to decipher codes sent by the Germans to give the Allies an edge in the war. Watch more Codes & Conspiracies on discovery : https://bit.ly/3Lb7D1r | Love History

9.4K views · 309 reactions | Bill Gates encourages all of us to think about how we can use our programming skills to contribute to the world—as well as shares some inspiration and thoughts on the pandemic—on an episode of Code Break! ❤️️ Watch the full episode here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fv5g9xw_jek) and catch #CodeBreak every Wednesday at code.org/break. | Code.org | Facebook

#TheCodeToFun Learn to code alongside your little ones with Botley the Coding Robot! Botley engages children as young as 5 years in a basic form of coding utilising step coding and logic. Learn more in our video! #LoveLearning | Learning Resources UK

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#OnThisDay 1971: René Cutforth explained how a German code machine worked, in The Codebreakers. | BBC Archive