Mantissa and Exponent: Explained

[@mintlou]

This saved my life, thank you. My current teacher tries to bully people into knowing this by making them teach it to the class when they've got no idea! lol

[@maxabdulhadi]

same lmao

[@latedeveloper7836]

0:35 Turning a number into *fixed point* binary
0:52 Whole parts and fractional parts
2:00 Converting fixed point to standard form floating point (moving the decimal)
2:25 Standard form for positive and negative floating point numbers
3:25 Converting number back to fixed point binary

[@arsenicrx684]

lol ur everywhere

[@richsteed9725]

brilliant - teaching A level computer science for the 1st time - this was MUCH clearer than the textbook - actually understand it now

[@loosabway3400]

A really helpful, no b@*$%^t, to the point and examination appropriate video delivered with an animated voice by someone who understands what he is talking about.
I hope this catches on on UA-cam.
Loved the noises of kids in the background too!
Nice one Mr. F.

[@manoulamanal8932]

hi I am Moroccan and this has helped me a lot thank you so much

[@sammy7944]

thanks a hell of a lot, searched a whole freaking day to find something that explained this fully, LIFESAVER!

[@johnlane9873]

You are soo awesome! Thanks you soo much I've been tryin to figure this out for the whole day and even search youtube tutorials I still struggled to follow but your example was absolutely amazing THANK YOU SO MUCH!! :)

[@trashlouis]

here since day one !

[@LordPaladin]

Great example, really helpful! I understand this much better now, thanks!

[@PJ-er1nk]

hello. how are you

[@hase2944]

I have an exam in a couple of minutes and an not used with english math. thanks for the explanation. I can understand it easily

[@Tekosity]

I much prefer the decimal method.

[@bluedrive7848]

Thanks a lot, using this tutorial in 2024

[@malibongweshange3795]

Wow What a nice simple example thanks

[@sillygoosep1593]

Man I’m failing computing

[@aza-zaraza]

How is it now?

[@nehalambhate6447]

Give me Any more example in mantissa and exponent

[@macrick]

In the second example 6:15 , he said:
" a 1/2 is 8, 16 " "1/8 is 2, 16"
What does he meant by that??
Please explain

[@mikekai1054]

he attempts to add 1/2, 1/8 and 1/16 together under 16 as the large denominator, which then become 8/16, 2/16, 1/16 respectively for the previous fractions stated.

[@frecyyo]

Thanks, It is a very clear explanation. BTW, what is the minus before the 421 for ?

[@dan1860]

bit of a late answer, but it's two's compliment

[@buzzy2792]

@@dan1860 thank you, i was confused by this too

[@zohaib.m]

Can you do a negative example?

[@vishvajitjambuti897]

hello
can you where do we use floating point nr. and fixed point nr ?

[@Andrei-ds8qv]

acccuracy range, nice thing, very usefull to remember

[@chenphillis8612]

really helps, thank you!

[@xxxromanrocksxxx]

Thanks! helped me how to convert from IEEE 754 to decimal!

[@user-pb6hw5sj4c]

canyou please share with me the binary representation of -9/2. (@urgent)

[@dudakbira]

Thanks Buddy

[@kosak46]

Thanks

[@Mercio2]

thank you

[@ANKStardust]

Thank You sir

[@waihorngleow7921]

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[@ToanPham-wr7xe]

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