Me too, but then today I had to write this decoding and printing the digits out. In 9S08 assembly code. Oddly, I watched this after doing the same exercise myself and writing the code. Handy to have watched this, looks like I did it properly.
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Thank you for your videos. I learned how to change between the floating and Decimal. In the step III, I use 1.10101×2^7. Then I can move the point to the right 7 times. so the result is 11010100, then turn it to a number based 10, it is 212.
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So TRUE bro! I leave the classroom with depression after every System Programming class now, because I simply just cannot understand the lecture. My prof gives the most confused explainations and not-so-good examples with his not-so-sexy British accent, which make his lecture more confusing. Sorry for being negative in here but I seriouslly considered take off my shoe and throw him with it. Like why should I pay my tuition if you want me study on my own?!
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Good thing to remember is that for simple questions like these, 2^7 is 128. which is always 1000 0000 in Base-2 (Binary). Once you get used to the simple numbers. At first glance, I knew 110 is 6. meaning it was 128 + 6 = 134. anything beyond 1000 (8) you should use the 2^x (where 1 is present) method. it's a lot more accurate if you're not confident with the basic binary
You saved meee at work xD here's the python version : def IEEE754(n): # decimal to binary b = bin(n)[2:] # the binary in IEEE754 notation # add '0' bytes on the left if len(b)%4 != 0: v = '' for i in range((4-len(b)%4)): v += '0' b = v + b sign = b[0] # add '0' bytes on the right while len(b) < 32: b += '0' # compute exponent and mantissa exponent = int(b[1:9], 2) - 127 mantissa = computeMantissa(b[9:]) print("sign : ", sign, "exponent : ", exponent, " mantissa : ", mantissa) # compute the value final = (-1)**int(sign) * (1 + mantissa) * 2**exponent return final
Thank you so much !, 35 years of writing code and never had to do this before, clear , precise, just fantastic
Me too, but then today I had to write this decoding and printing the digits out. In 9S08 assembly code. Oddly, I watched this after doing the same exercise myself and writing the code. Handy to have watched this, looks like I did it properly.
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What kind of magical video is this. 100% clear explanation. Wow. Just wow. 7 minutes of a video that I would watch repeatedly forever so I could just experience the power of this video one more time
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Hey girl... You really helped me... I was dead loss in converting the IEEE754 to decimal... And I am having an exam tomorrow... You're really a miracle!! You explain so simply and clearly... I just understood the converting in 7 minutes... Wow... Thanks a lot... You made my day.. ♥ 💕 😍 😘
Thank you so very much! This is the most helpful conversion video I have found. You break it down so it is so much easier to understand. This has helped me with my homework.
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Ur a genius ! It's incredible how my entire classroom has understood this, however we're french
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Thank you so much! I'm a Stanford student and tomorrow I have a test on this stuff, I really appreciate it! I'm sure that if this comes up on the test I'll get those points for sure! Great explanation!
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I really want you to upload more videos that will help students like me.
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Thank you for your videos. I learned how to change between the floating and Decimal. In the step III, I use 1.10101×2^7. Then I can move the point to the right 7 times. so the result is 11010100, then turn it to a number based 10, it is 212.
Thank you so much , my professor spent so much time on this he made it sound more complex than it actually is
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Thank you sis. Helped me a lot!!!
Your voice is captivating me towards this subject and your handwriting is way too good.
Make more videos,continue the good job.
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So TRUE bro! I leave the classroom with depression after every System Programming class now, because I simply just cannot understand the lecture. My prof gives the most confused explainations and not-so-good examples with his not-so-sexy British accent, which make his lecture more confusing. Sorry for being negative in here but I seriouslly considered take off my shoe and throw him with it. Like why should I pay my tuition if you want me study on my own?!
@@Mason-yj1ip are u indian??.
If not,then chill bro.
We indians pay a huge as tuition fees,can't complaint anyone,teach our friends and make ourselves to understand everything.
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Your video makes a lot of sense! Thank you for the simple, yet detailed explanation! :)
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Thanks again. Love how you show the calculation both ways.
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Good thing to remember is that for simple questions like these,
2^7 is 128. which is always 1000 0000 in Base-2 (Binary). Once you get used to the simple numbers. At first glance, I knew 110 is 6. meaning it was 128 + 6 = 134. anything beyond 1000 (8) you should use the 2^x (where 1 is present) method. it's a lot more accurate if you're not confident with the basic binary
Very well executed, clear and informative. Well done.
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Thank you sooo much! Excellent walkthrough -clear and concise!
Explicas muy bien, incluso con mi inglés básico entendí absolutamente todo. Eres increíble, gracias!
You saved meee at work xD here's the python version :
def IEEE754(n):
# decimal to binary
b = bin(n)[2:]
# the binary in IEEE754 notation
# add '0' bytes on the left
if len(b)%4 != 0:
v = ''
for i in range((4-len(b)%4)):
v += '0'
b = v + b
sign = b[0]
# add '0' bytes on the right
while len(b) < 32:
b += '0'
# compute exponent and mantissa
exponent = int(b[1:9], 2) - 127
mantissa = computeMantissa(b[9:])
print("sign : ", sign, "exponent : ", exponent, " mantissa : ", mantissa)
# compute the value
final = (-1)**int(sign) * (1 + mantissa) * 2**exponent
return final
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I kept hearing “equilibrium” instead of “equivalent” lol.
Great explanation dude. Thanks a lot :)
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Thanks a lot!!
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Thank you, Abishalini.
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Thanks mate it helped me solve my assignments 👍👍