Computer Arithmetic: Floating Point Numbers

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Explores the representation of real numbers, errors, and precision in information.

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

Explores the representation of information, rounding errors, and image encoding.

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

Explores floating point numbers, their representation, precision, and associated errors.

Covers classic pen-and-paper methods for arithmetic operations and binary representations of numbers.

Covers the representation of real numbers in a computer using floating point representation and the dangers of significant digit cancellation.

Explores number representation in computers and bitwise operators for practical programming applications.

Covers the representation of positive integers, binary notation, machine limitations, overflow, and floating-point representation.

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