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hey friends welcome to the youtube channel all about electronics so in this video we will learn about the hamming code now in the previous video we understood the concept of the hamming distance and we have also seen the very basic type of error correcting code so we have seen that in case of the repetition code the same git is transmitted multiple times but this repetition code is not very efficient code for example if you see this triple repetition code then for sending a one bit of information the two redundant bits are sent along with it or in other words for a one bit of error correction the two extra bits are sent that means the two third of the total bits are the redundant bits so for the same number of error correction the efficiency of the code can be improved with the help of the hamming code so in case of the hamming code instead of sending the same bit multiple times the extra bits are the parity bits and these parity bits represents the parity of the certain bits in the o