Thanks a lot, I've been struggling to understand this concept I have a test tomorrow on this very chapter and two of your videos literally saved me Amazing teacher, I wish you well.
thank you so much teacher for sharing this concepts . you make it quite easy to understand even for those who are without a computer science degree like me !
I think ur right you'd keep going until the first 0011 because the seconds 0011 would be a repeat. She's isn't necessarily wrong prolly when converting back because of rounding. I'm not sure though.
Thanks a lot, I've been struggling to understand this concept
I have a test tomorrow on this very chapter and two of your videos literally saved me
Amazing teacher, I wish you well.
thank you so much teacher for sharing this concepts . you make it quite easy to understand even for those who are without a computer science degree like me !
Thank you for your explanation. Your method is soo much easier to understand
Thank you very much! This video has helped me a lot!
thank you so much, love your handwriting
Thanks for the amazing explanation, its easy to understand
thank you!! such a great explanation
very well explained in detail !
Thanks for the explanation!
in the last example when we countiune to multiply pattern changes the answer :10111.00100110011001100110011.. doesn't it.or am I missing something.
I think ur right you'd keep going until the first 0011 because the seconds 0011 would be a repeat. She's isn't necessarily wrong prolly when converting back because of rounding. I'm not sure though.
Thanks prof
thank you so much
"Like" on your video, but it 'll be great if you show us How to go back from binary to decimal number? i mean decimal number that number have point.
Here's a video with an example on how to convert a floating point binary number back to decimal: ua-cam.com/video/-wrd3bC8q8E/v-deo.html