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devrishabh.hashnode.dev·May 24, 2024

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Getting Started with C++: Essential Concepts (Part 2)

LOOPS Why Loops? A loop in programming is a fundamental concept used to repeat a block of code multiple times. There are different types of loops, each serving various purposes and offering different ways to control the repetition process. In C++ the...

Getting Started with C++: Essential Concepts (Part 2)

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disciple.hashnode.dev·Jan 08, 2024

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What about that point? Just let it float, duh

This piece presents an utterly complicated topic - IEEE754 Standard - in its distilled form, so it's relatively short. I've been prohibited from sharing any of the problems from my lab sessions. Apologies for that. But I've tried hard to subside the ...

What about that point? Just let it float, duh

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disciple.hashnode.dev·Jan 03, 2024

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How do computers deal with negativity?

This piece is a continuation of my previous post on the Computer Number System. Signs For the sake of simplicity, let's suppose all our computers have 8-bit processors. Consider a decimal, 15. In 8 bits, the binary for 15 is 00001111; there's no doub...

How do computers deal with negativity?

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Atanu Sarkar

disciple.hashnode.dev·Dec 26, 2023

Dec 26, 2023

Number System?! Yup! Get to know your numbers well, engineers.

'Week 1' at cs.code.in - engineering redefined. The following piece covers the basics of 'Computer Number System.' So, dive in to exercise your intellect🧠 Let's learn to count... again. We are acutely familiar with the symbols: 0, 1, 2, …, 9, which...

Number System?!
Yup! Get to know your numbers well, engineers.

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Eduardo Wronscki

Eduardo Wronscki

eduardowronscki.hashnode.dev·Nov 17, 2023

Nov 17, 2023

Ever wondered how binary numbers work?

When we think about numbers, we often picture them in our familiar decimal system (base 10), consisting of digits from 0 to 9. However, in the world of computers, the fundamental language is binary (base 2), which uses just two digits: 0 and 1. In th...

Ever wondered how binary numbers work?

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Vikram Jayanth

vr63.hashnode.dev·Oct 04, 2023

Oct 04, 2023

Exploring Inaccuracies in Computer Arithmetic

INTRODUCTION When I started to learn programming everything seemed to be simple and easy except for floating-point arithmetic. Yeah, you may argue with me that floating-point numbers are just numbers with decimal places like 1.1 and why would someone...

Exploring Inaccuracies in Computer Arithmetic

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Durdanta Halder

Durdanta Halder

durdanta.hashnode.dev·Jul 17, 2023

Jul 17, 2023

How to convert Decimal number to Octal number.

To convert decimal numbers to octal numbers, you can follow these steps: 1. Divide the decimal number by 8. 2. Write down the remainder. 3. Divide the quotient by 8. 4. Write down the remainder. 5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 until the quotient is zero. 6. ...

How to convert Decimal number to Octal number.

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andhikapratamap.hashnode.dev·Jun 15, 2023

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Konversi Bilangan: Repositori JavaScript untuk Konversi Bilangan

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Konversi Bilangan: Repositori JavaScript untuk Konversi Bilangan

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Yaroslav Prozorov

Yaroslav Prozorov

byka.hashnode.dev·Jun 10, 2023

Jun 10, 2023

Trailing Zeros in Factorial

Description Problem Description: We are given a number. The task is to find the Number of Trailing Zeros in the factorial of the number. The Trailing Zeros are the Zeros, which appear at the end of a number(factorial in that case) Examples : Input: 5...

Trailing Zeros in Factorial

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Swapnil Sinha

swapnxl.hashnode.dev·Apr 30, 2023

Apr 30, 2023

How to convert hexadecimal to decimal and binary with only using character input in scanf, loops and conditional statement.

This C program converts a hexadecimal input into its equivalent decimal and binary values. The program reads the user's input character by character until the user hits the enter key. This code can be helpful in developing programs that require conve...

How to convert hexadecimal to decimal and binary with only using character input in scanf, loops and conditional statement.

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