Computer Numbering Formats
Description of computer numbering formats from bits to floating point to complements.
Description of computer numbering formats from bits to floating point to complements.
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11 years ago
Ronghua Shan (Faculty)
I spent about 2 hours going through the material. I found this article explains
computer numbering formats with examples very well. I think it is an effective
learning tool and reference material for students who want to learn or review
how numbers and text are represented on a computer. It is also an excellent
supplemental material to Computer Organization courses.
computer numbering formats with examples very well. I think it is an effective
learning tool and reference material for students who want to learn or review
how numbers and text are represented on a computer. It is also an excellent
supplemental material to Computer Organization courses.
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