Algorithm Conversion Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of two algorithms for conversion, focusing on formalizing calculations and presenting basic algorithm components. It includes examples of converting fixed-point representation to decimal, decimal to binary for integer and fractional numbers, and simple floating-point representation to decimal.

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Arithmetic: Topics in arithmetic

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