@codevault Sorry, guy, I don't know your name I am looking to know if you have made vides on the 1's and/or 2's complement(s)? I really do appreciate your 'deepness' on the videos you do. Most of the ones I have seen on programming don't do this And you're using actual programming on the screen 'live'. And I would say to you that if you think doing the same videos over time with another example or the same example extended, then do that that. :)
Better than my Uni's lecture
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Excellent video. Very clearly explained. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the video! Small correction for 4:18: twenty in binary, not hexadecimal.
Yep, good catch
thank you mate clear explanation
Legend! Thankyou
Very good video, thx!
very helpful, thank you!
THANK YOU!
Thank you so much. Can you tell me, in which situations should we use shifting? For example, multiplication, concatenation of bytes etc.
Usually when multiplying/dividing a number with a power of 2 or when you have to check specific bit values in a byte
@@CodeVault Thank you so much.
How would someone make a decimal shifter?
I'm guessing with the modulo operator by 10 and some division/multiplication. It shouldn't be too difficult
very helpful and clear
Thank you very much for your video, very informative! Only one question: if you declared unsigned int, why it becomes negative?
Oh, I got it, the peace of video, where you change unsigned int to int is missing
Can shift count be negative?
You can, but you do get a warning
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@@CodeVault ill have to look into that warning; I could use that signed count (efficiency)
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Sorry, guy, I don't know your name
I am looking to know if you have made vides on the 1's and/or 2's complement(s)?
I really do appreciate your 'deepness' on the videos you do. Most of the ones I have seen on programming don't do this
And you're using actual programming on the screen 'live'.
And I would say to you that if you think doing the same videos over time with another example or the same example extended, then do that that. :)
Thanks. No, I haven't yet, but it is on my TODO list! Thanks for the recommendation!
@@CodeVault You're welcome and thanks for the reply
I'm waiting to see your new vids too
very helpful! thank you!