Re: A83: Re: I am new

Re: A83: Re: I am new

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• Subject: Re: A83: Re: I am new
• From: Smiths <smithrh@esper.com>
• Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1998 15:50:45 -0400
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How do you give a number a negative??
Nat Sith
smithrh@esper.com
>
>4- binary: 00000100
>	8 bits
>
>450- binary: 0000000111000010
>	bigger than 8 bits, so it's 16-bits
>
>Damn man, you should know this if your a programmer.  Just keep in mind,
>if a number's between 0 and 255 (unsigned) or -128 and 127(signed) it's
>8-bit.  If its between 0 and 655535 (unsigned) or -32768 and 32767 its
>16-bit.  Obviously, any 8-bit number can also be 16-bits.  The thing is,
>the registers can only hold 8 bits each.m  

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