Information Representation: Real Numbers and Errors

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Introduces floating point number representation, round-off errors, and their impact on numerical computations.

Discusses the representation of real numbers in various bases and the implications of floating-point arithmetic.

Explores the consequences of floating-point representation errors in programming, emphasizing precision and computational costs.

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