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swiftdev.hashnode.dev·Nov 18, 2024

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Swift. Numbers. And their limits (Part 2)

This time, we’re talking about floating-point numbers: Float (including its variations like Float16, Float32, Float64, and the elusive Float80) and Double. Storage So, what’s a floating-point number, you ask? It’s that number that sits between two in...

Swift. Numbers. And their limits (Part 2)

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priyankpatel.dev·Sep 29, 2024

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The Magic Number 6174 That Never Goes Away

Last night while checking out a YouTube video, the algorithm suggested a video about the 6174 magic number—also known as Kaprekar's constant. Since the word "magic" always catches my attention, I gave it a watch. And wow, this number really is magic!...

The Magic Number 6174 That Never Goes Away

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swiftdev.hashnode.dev·Sep 08, 2024

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Swift. Numbers. And their limits (Part 1)

All We Have Swift provides a variety of number types: Int, Float, Double and others. Each of these types serves a distinct purpose, offering storage options for different kinds of numeric data. Signed Integers With 64-bit systems now making up more t...

Swift. Numbers. And their limits (Part 1)

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Neelesh Joshi

neeltyper001.hashnode.dev·Jul 23, 2024

Jul 23, 2024

Types Of Datatypes in Javascript

Primitive Primitive datatypes includes: Number: For storing any numeric values const score = 100; Boolean: For storing any value in form of true and false const isExist = true; String: For storing any strings const stringName = "Any string...

Types Of Datatypes in Javascript

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mahdi

m--mdy--m.hashnode.dev·Jul 06, 2024

Jul 06, 2024

Exploring Number Systems: Binary, Decimal, and Hexadecimal Explained

In the realm of computer science and mathematics, number systems play a pivotal role in how we represent, process, and understand data. While most people are familiar with the decimal system (base-10), which is used in everyday life, other systems li...

Exploring Number Systems: Binary, Decimal, and Hexadecimal Explained

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Filip Melka

filipmelka.hashnode.dev·Jul 01, 2024

Jul 01, 2024

How can we represent negative numbers in binary?

How do we write down a negative number? When using pen and paper, it's quite simple - put the minus (-) sign in front of the number. For example, if we want to write the negative of the number 5, we write -5. That's simple and straightforward. Now, l...

How can we represent negative numbers in binary?

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Rowan Quni

q08.org·May 06, 2024

May 06, 2024

Zero and Nothingness

1. The concept of zero in ancient civilizations The concept of zero has a rich history, with its origins tracing back to ancient civilizations. The development of zero as both a philosophical and mathematical concept has been shaped by various cultur...

Zero and Nothingness

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Weight of Information

Rowan Quni

q08.org·May 06, 2024

May 06, 2024

Nothing and Beyond

1. Zero and Infinity The concepts of zero and infinity have fascinated mathematicians, philosophers, and linguists for centuries. These abstract ideas have profoundly impacted the development of number systems, philosophical thought, and the structur...

Nothing and Beyond

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Weight of Information

Jemin Kikani

jemin.hashnode.dev·Mar 10, 2024

Mar 10, 2024

Day 7 : Converting Variable to Numbers And Date Set Methods ?

Converting Variable to Numbers There are 3 JavaScript methods that can be used to convert a variable to a number: Method DescriptionNumber() Returns a number converted from argument.parseFloat() Parse its argument and returns a floating point number...

Day 7 : Converting Variable to Numbers And
Date Set Methods ?

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converting variable to number

Rushabh Patil

rushabhpatil.hashnode.dev·Feb 16, 2024

Feb 16, 2024

Inner Workings of Python, Part-II

Introduction This is the second part of a blog series where I explain the inner workings of Python. To get started, let's look at an example. This article is inspired by x = ["fruit"] y = ["fruit"] z = x x is z # True x is y # False x == y # True...

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