Lecture

Logic Systems: Arithmetic Operations

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Description

This lecture covers the classic decimal pen-and-paper methods for multiplication and division, as well as their binary counterparts. It also explains fixed point and floating point representations of numbers, including the IEEE 754 standard for floating point numbers.

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