IN SIGN-MAGNITUDE sign bit, the value of …representing positive integer and … representing negative integer
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15%
1 , -1
11%
1 , 0
70%
0 , 1
4%
0, -1
for negative integers, the absolute value of the integer is equal to "the magnitude of the complement (inverse) of the (n-1)-bit binary pattern
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69%
1'S COMPLEMENT
16%
2'S COMPLEMENT
14%
SIGN-MAGNITUDE
for negative integers, the absolute value of the integer is equal to "the magnitude of the complement of the (n-1)-bit binary pattern plus
one
one
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9%
SIGN-MAGNITUDE
81%
2'S COMPLEMENT
10%
1'S COMPLEMENT
There are two representations of zero
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SIGN-MAGNITUDE
15%
1'S COMPLEMENT
2%
2'S COMPLEMENT
70%
a &b
There is only one representation for the number zero
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16%
SIGN-MAGNITUDE
70%
2'S COMPLEMENT
4%
1'S COMPLEMENT
10%
a and b
A Single-Precision floating-point number occupies
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19%
8-bit
3%
16-bit
76%
32-bit
2%
64-bit
A Double-Precision floating-point number occupies
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87%
64-bit
9%
32-bit
2%
16-bit
2%
8-bit
Actual exponent is found by subtracting the bias from the stored exponent
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75%
T
25%
F
0 11111111 00000000000000000000000
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12%
Zero
4%
Negative zero
69%
Infinity
7%
Negative infinity
8%
NaN
Unicode aims to provide a standard character encoding scheme, which is universal, efficient, uniform and unambiguous
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91%
T
9%
F