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Floating Point representation & Two's Compliment.
Hi, i've just taken higher computing in college and need to know a couple of things before i can proceed further with the course. The first is how to represent floating point numbers in binary. i have a good grasp of binary & data types etc. there are a few problems in the book i am...
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