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Qn #2040
Floating point numbers in a computer are represented using a 10-bit mantissa (including a sign bit) a 7-bit exponent (including a sign bit). What is the approximate value of the maximum number, which can be represented? Assume that the mantissa is stored in the normalized form, that is, without leading zeroes.
Qn #1367
The range of n-bit signed magnitude representation is
Qn #1358
The 2's complement representation of the number (–100)10 in an 8 bit computer is
Qn #1084
In IEEE single precision floating point representation, exponent is represented in ______
Qn #732
What is a potential problem of 1’s complement representation of numbers?
Qn #721
Suppose we have a 10-bit computer that uses 10-bit floating point computational unit (Float number uses IEEE floating-point arithmetic where a floating point number has 1 sign bit, 5 exponent bits, and 4 fraction bits). The representation for +∞ (plus infinity) is
Qn #718
Suppose we have a 10-bit computer that uses 10-bit int (2's complement representation). the number representation of - 35 is
Qn #714
The maximum and minimum value represented in signed 16-bit 2s compliment representation are
Qn #624
The range of the exponent E in the IEEE754 double precision (Binary 64) format is _____
Qn #610
Which of the following is the smallest unit of data in a computer ?
Qn #420
Which of the following statements about ASCII and Unicode is correct?
Qn #419
Consider a 9-bit representation. Which of the following correctly gives the smallest number that can be represented in: 
(i) 1's complement, 
(ii) 2's complement
Qn #398
Meaning of escape sequence \xhh is
Qn #397
Signed long int data type in C occupies how many bytes?
Qn #390
ASCII code of 'W' is
Qn #389
EBCDIC code of character 'Z' is
Qn #388
BCD code of 321 is
Qn #196
In which form, a digital computer processes information?
Qn #178
BCD of 52 is
Qn #176
Binary equivalent of 15 is
Qn #90
Which of the following represents a nibble data?
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