Practice - Floating Point Representation
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Practice Questions
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Convert decimal 15 to hexadecimal.
💡 Hint: What is the hexadecimal equivalent of 15?
What is the binary representation of 5?
💡 Hint: How do you convert decimal to binary?
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Interactive Quizzes
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What is the hexadecimal equivalent of the binary 11110000?
💡 Hint: Group the binary number in sets of four.
True or False: The two's complement of a negative number is always positive.
💡 Hint: Evaluate the definition of two's complement to guide your answer.
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Challenge Problems
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Demonstrate the process of adding two 8-bit signed integers, 120 and 15, and indicate if there is any overflow.
💡 Hint: Remember, when adding, look for carry bits to detect overflow.
Convert the decimal number -10 into IEEE 754 floating point representation.
💡 Hint: Break it down: determine the sign, then compute exponent and mantissa.
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