Binary Number Translators

Binary number translators are most commonly associated with Computer.To quickly refresh our memory on the subject - what we write our programs in is a High Level Language, whereas what a computer can understand is a Machine Language. We thus need to convert the High Level (or Assembly language) Code to a computer readable form. This is where a Translator fits in.

Binary Number Translators

How the Binary Algorithm Works in a Search System

The binary accounting system might be a great mystery to those who are not well acquainted with the field of mathematics (either because you don't like it, or because you simply cannot understand so many mysteries). In this little article, you are going to learn a few things about the binary search algorithm that computers use. However, if you are rather interested in converting numbers, you can choose an online calculator that automatically converts decimal to binary or vice versa.

How the Binary Algorithm Works in a Search System

Decimal to binary conversion Table

Decimal to binary conversion Table

Negative binary numbers

With addition being easily accomplished, we can perform the operation of subtraction with the same technique simply by making one of the numbers negative. For example, the subtraction problem of 7 - 5 is essentially the same as the addition problem 7 + (-5). Since we already know how to represent positive numbers in binary, all we need to know now is how to represent their negative counterparts and we'll be able to subtract.

Negative binary numbers

 

Binaries(Definition and explanation)

A binary file, usually appended with the extension.bin is a file type that denotes the contents of the file as the most basic of computer-readable information. The actual purpose or human-readable content of binaries can be, essentially, anything.

Binaries(Definition and explanation)

How To Understand Binary System of Number Counting???

How To Understand Binary System of Number Counting???

Well, we are all acquainted with decimal system of number counting. It has ten digits from 0 to 9. We are keeping here counting restricted to what we call as natural numbers, such as 1 mango, 2 mangoes, and so on. Now, what about binary system of number counting where you have only two digits, 0 and 1. We will discuss the concept behind zero as a dummy variable in this article, and would see that whether it is decimal or binary or any other system of number counting, the fundamental rule is the same.