Floating Point Numbers

COA: Floating Point Numbers
Topics discussed:
1. Understanding the Binary Floating-Point Numbers.
2. Conversion of fractions from Binary to Decimal and vice-versa.
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One of the best lesson . Thank you 🙏🏾

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Intro is great sir 😎

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Thank you sir for such a good session. ❤

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Thank you very much

[@procoder9665]

Sr plz explain floating point imprecision😊

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Love it sir

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[@b-leo1382]

What about fixed point.?

[@user-ql1uk3ty1v]

I don't know how you got 0.984 x 2 = 1.936 from the decimal to binary since I got 1.968 and the calculator says the same.

[@raggedythespi]

same here

[@rishirajkumar4624]

0.984×2 = 1.968

[@elvinluke9001]

I was confused there for a while

[@user-ee6yv9bg6l]

isnt this fixed point numbers

[@amkod.311]

yeah i dont know how it got unnoticed so long

[@jayaviswanathanj9862]

There is an easy method for converting decimal to binary
(0.625)dec = 0.625*(2^3)/(2^3) [multiply and divide by 2^3]
=5/(2^3) [multiply 0.625 with 2^3 & [you will get 5]
=101/(2^3) [convert 5 to binary]
=[0.101]bin [now move left to three points because there is no 3 in the power of 2]
you can use any number to the power of 2 but the same procedure need to be followed

[@BvngeeGvm]

yeah this was much harder

[@tarunkumar4785]

2.2f+2.9f=5.1000004 how to this in float addition operation explain 000004 how to came this vaue

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[@troyhayder6986]

You all think your so smart but you cant even take the first logical step of maths...if one is the smallest number after zero...how can i have 0.5??? A finger is a unit finger...but a unit finger is equal to lots of other stuff...