3. Binary Division method (Restoring and Non-restoring Division Algorithm)

Binary Division method (Restoring and Non-restoring Division Algorithm) | Binary division | restoring division algorithm | non restoring division algorithm | #coa | #Restoring

[@marvichadap8338]

Thank you so much mister, my teacher taught this and i didnt understand anything. Its because of people like you that makes things easier and as a fellow indian, i would like to wish you success and hope the world recognises your talent someday.

[@srushti1258]

Honestly you are the ones who should be honoured in ytff. We get to learn what we really need to!!
Thanks a lot!🙏🏻

[@sakshirajput8828]

Wht abt non restoring method.. If it was nt to be taught in this video then why the name is included..??

[@darshanbari2439]

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South mode

[@nikhilkamode9090]

Ha na

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[@rafaelangelopiad8919]

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[@simonriley8696]

You just described it with words.

[@rafaelangelopiad8919]

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[@adarsh2004]

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[@HGCS_ASHWINIMD]

Excellent teaching sir....it's very easy to understand everyone... Becz of... u teaching the way is very simplest..it's too much good sir..tqsm

[@pranavchauhan3549]

Very much needed bro...i cannot found this method anywhere on internet...🤘

[@aditichatterjee3353]

Thanks a lot bhaiyya!!!... I wasn't able to solve these questions earlier, this tutorial has clarified all my doubts on the topic, thank you😊

[@MasterMindmars]

P E R F E C T
Amazing method to divide with a simple algorithm and resulting directly the quotient and the rest.
Thank you

[@manishswami7512]

For anyone wondering it is 10 / 3 instead of 9 / 3

[@nikhilgiripunje2663]

First i was a little bit confused but after watching his video I'm now more confused

[@saravanann9709]

Thank you very much sir ... tomorrow i have exam...i understood clearly thanks a lot 🎉

[@itsoknottobeok9381]

If video is about restoring algorithm then remove (Restoring and non restoring algorithm) the title!

[@_PremKharat]

I was searching for such simple explanation and finally came across the video
Thank you sir🤩🤩🤩

[@vikhyaths1369]

Thank you so much for clearing the concept✌️

[@harshaneelam]

Good Explanation For Morning Exam

[@arshadshaikh5482]

Very nice explanation sir ,next time please cover whole page☺️

[@MrBabaaldar]

Noted

[@bssumanth5427]

Thank you so much sir ur teaching way really awesome concept cleared

[@rutujabalak9310]

I like it and I also understand it .Thank you

[@nishtha9666]

Very well explained 👍👍Please divide 67÷14 using division algorithm....

[@devil_king2559]

[@samsunighar8134]

Hats off bro. Superb and good explanation

[@Watchfuse]

great explanation , keep it up.

[@unmeshmandal3071]

If the numbers are represented in signed 2's complement method then how 1010 becomes decimal 10.

[@maziarghorbani]

Thank you for the great explanation.

[@OldSloGuy]

This algorithm is actually a special case. NOTE the sign bit of the divisor being zero in this example. The generalized division algorithm does not require this but generates TWO carry bits. Processors do not handle a second carry bit, but it can be emulated by implementing a flip-flop in software. Yes, that requires the use of a goto operation which is spaghetti code. When it comes to division, goto is not harmful. A benefit of this is an extra bit of precision which allows correct rounding when the unsigned quotient is restored to a signed integer. While that is simple in assembly language, it results in complicated logic in many high level languages. Unsigned scaled integer division is usually ignored for this reason. The reader should understand what is being avoided in this video and why the extra zero in the divisor is so important. Omit that and the algorithm will work most of the time, and depending on the inputs, may occur so infrequently as to avoid detection during testing. The generalized version is never used in life safety software because it is so poorly understood by most programmers. Just because you understand it doesn't mean someone in the future won't clean up the code because they don't comprehend the reason it exists.

[@kishoreshetty7338]

Thank you sir ,please provide a clearer image of the flow chart in the description it really helps us a lot!

[@rx5194]

But at last step counter value is 1 then there will another step know as it is not zero

[@balajee1064]

same doubt

[@157_anweshasahoo7]

Thank you so much sir for make this video

[@prakashbharati6707]

thanks it helps me to understand in better way

[@adarsh2004]

very nice

[@vishnusandeep4548]

Did'nt restore in 3rd cycle??

[@rakshitsingh9690]

Thank you so much for this video

[@harshsha0562]

Sir Hindi m hi Vdo bnaya kare thodi problem hoti hai samajne m😢😢

[@afrozr9191]

In last step 00001 remainder in my reader ?

[@manofsteel6173]

Helpfull❤️

[@---MDEEKSHA]

Explained very well

[@muskansao1317]

Got my doubts clear ty sir

[@THE_WAY_FORWARD]

Sir I have a question, when setiing Qo to 0, then after that why not doing A= A+M

[@icemans1matedude339]

Im assuming that A always has one more digits place than Q to account for sign bit and 2’s complement

[@Menkamohbekar]

Why we add agr hume subtract krna tha t??

[@TheBhadhu]

Thank you so much . Great video btw :)

[@deveeshn1192]

thank u for saving my life sir😘😘

[@sowmyakarra9413]

Thank you so much sir😊

[@Arjun-px3gx]

Thanks for this informative video...I have only one suggestion:the flow chart is not visible while you were explaining the procedure of getting answer....other than that it is good.. thank you very much🤝👍

[@shivarammuthukumaraswamy7164]

thank you so much sir...

[@trinhcuong9188]

I do not understand why does A have 5 bits whereas Q has only 4 bits. Could you explain it for me? Thank you so much!

[@neelanjneypilarisetty1985]

I think its added as a sign bit.

[@correctucorrectumerattumer3850]

Number of bit +1

[@srushti1258]

trinh cuong No of bits of A= no of bits of Q + 1

[@JonathanOsborneAU]

You can just use the carry out of the ALU :)

[@samanvithachidella2485]

Why u didnt restored in 3rd cycle and last cycle..???

[@srushti1258]

Samanvitha Chidella Restoring A was not needed because we got a positive number(starting with zero).

[@samanvithachidella2485]

Yes... I later understood.... But i have forget to delete that comment

[@societystalker47yearsago65]

Thank you sir

[@logarathinam1782]

Is this possible only for the unsigned values?? Is there any method for signed??

[@patryk_49]

If sings of the input values are not the same you negate the output value. Thats all.

[@m0st4fabideer14]

You save the signs of the operands before the operation to determine the sign of the quotient, and then set their most significant bits to 0 (so that it doesn't affect the actual division), after the division is finished, you set the sign of the quotient (XOR the MSbs of the operands), the sign of the remainder is the always the same as the sign of the dividend.

[@elvindsa6283]

Perfect ❤️❣️

[@sakshirajput8828]

Btw it cleared concept regarding restoring method

[@abdulraheem1264]

Btw means what sister??

[@salaramu1138]

By the way

[@techworld2052]

Bro place your camera little bit up , we wre not able to see the lower part of block diagram clearly ..

[@harling9835]

How to convert the remainder to the fornat bbb.bbb where b is binary numbers?

[@shushrutgahane6551]

Thanku so much

[@shubhamaynandi6068]

sir aapka video toh bas black lover students hi dekhte honge 😷

[@arpitbhaliya2972]

Thanks sir ❤

[@tadepu-raghavendra]

In 3rd cycle why not restore pls explain

[@aditichatterjee3353]

Because Q0 was 1....use Restore when Q0 is 0

[@DarkWebCode]

Thank you so much bro

[@muslimwaqar]

thanks bro good explanation

[@maddyabdullah6340]

is it possible complete division in this question... -15 divide by +5 ??? please if u could solve it.. i did and in last i did set it but i had to restore because it was 0 remainder please help?

[@sailajapalukuru7493]

I like you sir

[@devagabond6926]

complimenttt...

[@vinayjadhav3502]

how to solve this if the dividend is negative?

[@vinayak186f3]

Exam offline hota to pakka ye aata 5 marks me ab to mcq de rhe hai 😓

[@govindprajapati5524]

thanks so much bhaiiiii

[@swopnilmaharjan8630]

shouldn't the bit size of A = Q?

[@ujjwalsinha1237]

How are you doing the count operation? I mean to say by referring which thing you did the count operation?

[@ujjwalsinha1237]

Is this operation based on the number of bits present in the dividend?? I think that's why you are counting 4 cycles for complete this process.🤔

[@MrBabaaldar]

@@ujjwalsinha1237 Yes You are right.

[@starkendeavours7072]

@@ujjwalsinha1237 What if Dividend is a -ve integer? Will it Count 5 Cycles then?

[@techvishnuyt]

@@starkendeavours7072 if the dividend is a negative integer, we need to convert it to its two's complement representation and perform the algorithm as usual. The number of cycles required will be the same as for a positive dividend, but sign extension will be required at the end to obtain the correct sign for the quotient.

[@AbhishekKumar-my8sp]

Thanks a lot!🙏🏻

[@rudrasama297]

But reminder should be 00000 why we are getting 00001 ? According to Decimal system 3 is totally dividing 9 leaving reminder as 0.

[@nishantahlawat3751]

Dividend is 1010 which is equal to 10 not 9

[@fujoshiarmygrl8377]

Thank u 💓

[@kamyagupta4030]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@chanu2400]

Thank you sir!

[@3dy97]

Thank you!

[@itspurelypassionate]

Thanks!

[@cutecreatures167]

Super teaching

[@user-hy8wj3xq4u]

Thanks Sir 🙏🏻

[@BTS-in6xc]

Sir please Hindi ma video bano
I know your English is very good

[@omarma2617]

Thank you very much

[@raj12030]

If there is A-B why he does A+B? Someone explain

[@xteez6051]

Because he found the 2s complement which is basically -B so A+(-B)

[@kaustubh1871]

after we shift and subtract.... if we get a carry do we discard or keep it??

[@itv5610]

discard

[@shivsuthar9759]

Respect++

[@shubhamhelloworld321]

Sir puri screenc toh dikhao nhin toh mt padhao

[@lunavathsainaik4443]

Sir I have a dought at 4th cycle ,why should we stopped at 4th cycle !

[@yashgite1434]

Bcz the value of n is 4

[@kunalsrivastav2913]

can somebody tell me how to identify if a given binary bit is +ve or -ve? i know what is sign bit, still how can i differentiate between any randomly given binary number and know?

[@aditichatterjee3353]

If the first bit of the said binary number is 1 it is a negative number, and if it's 0 then it's a positive number.

[@shashankshankar4021]

Thank you ;)

[@betavenomlite6379]

Tq sir

[@LUCIFER-uv3dt]

Hats off

[@yugendharsai]

Nice

[@abhishekpoudel1902]

Please solve -7/3

[@suhaspp8885]

Can u do binary division for 273/15

[@sandeepswami7156]

Bhai subtraction bol ke addition kyu Kiya

[@awarenessentertainment5252]

Good 👍😂👍😂👍😂👍😂👍😂👍😊😊👍

[@NCCSSandhyaN]

Sir can u help me for another example . Dividend=1010, divisor=0100 . Plzz

[@betavenomlite6379]

Sandhya do it similar to video

[@sayantandas7054]

Y u haven't restore on 3rd cycle

[@shivamraisharma1474]

Because A>0 for third cycle

[@mytrollscollection9375]

sorry bro i did not understand your direct steps and i had saw your 1 and 2 videos also

[@user-ey2ye1sh6s]

R.I.P Audio

[@user-qf8fb1yx6t]

Thanku sir

[@laudarikailash9244]

How to perform restoring and non restoring division for the following
11/4
17/8

[@MrBabaaldar]

Dividend =11 =1011= Q
Divisor= 4=00100 =B

[@laudarikailash9244]

If u don't mine can u solve an send me no need to send algorithm only process

[@MrBabaaldar]

I m out of station...I will solve it as early as possible and send u.

[@shrutisamal]

how to divide 9/9?

[@umeshravichandiran1582]

Shruti Samal generally dividend and divisor won't be the same no

[@natureisbeautiful4486]

tnx

[@vishalmishra1937]

non restoring hai hi nhi

[@MrBabaaldar]

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