Yep, -128 - 1 is still an overflow ('negative' one), and underflow occurs when number is so close to 0 that we can't represent it anymore with our exponent.
hello and thank you for this great material i have a question , in this video you talk about how java ignore this problems but how can we know about how python and c language deal with this problems and is there any references for that . i search a lot in google to see how python deal with that but i don't find any result i'm wondering if you can help me with that , and thank you again
so two positive numbers 127 isnt positive maybe 64 64 = 128 and 32 32 = 64 and 16 16 = 32 and 8 8 = 16 think positive but i dont know how to do this yet but im trying to do java
Yep, -128 - 1 is still an overflow ('negative' one), and underflow occurs when number is so close to 0 that we can't represent it anymore with our exponent.
-128 - 1 is still an overflow error if I'm not mistaken
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hello and thank you for this great material
i have a question , in this video you talk about how java ignore this problems but how can we know about how python and c language deal with this problems and is there any references for that .
i search a lot in google to see how python deal with that but i don't find any result
i'm wondering if you can help me with that ,
and thank you again
so two positive numbers 127 isnt positive maybe 64 64 = 128 and 32 32 = 64 and 16 16 = 32 and 8 8 = 16 think positive but i dont know how to do this yet but im trying to do java
The website - courses.cs.vt.edu/~csonline/NumberSystems/Lessons/index.html
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