How to Convert Floating Point Decimal Numbers to Binary

Learn how to convert a floating point decimal number such as 21.386 to binary from the Digital Design course

[@wamoemsa6155]

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.

[@Emperor-Of-Mankind]

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 !

[@greglang5748]

Thank you for your explanation. Your method is soo much easier to understand

[@bluecrazyclown._.9865]

Thank you very much! This video has helped me a lot!

[@emmalol2948]

thank you so much, love your handwriting

[@thato-basetsanamasela2305]

Thanks for the amazing explanation, its easy to understand

[@zsofiarekanemeth]

thank you!! such a great explanation

[@pistolerointergalactico9019]

very well explained in detail !

[@g194g]

Thanks for the explanation!

[@duhanavc6773]

in the last example when we countiune to multiply pattern changes the answer :10111.00100110011001100110011.. doesn't it.or am I missing something.

[@UnforgivableTurtle]

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.

[@marwanali4530]

Thanks prof

[@alisayed9857]

thank you so much

[@youncopione8621]

"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.

[@eeproflady1522]

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