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Binary addition
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00=0+0=0
01=0+1=1
10=1+0=1
11=1+1=10
111=1+1+1=11
etc...
because each digit for binary is:
128,64,32,16,8,4,2,1.
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10110101
+00111100
=(1)11110001
Here this adds up to 9 bits of data where there is only 8 bits avaliable
This is called binary overflow, 3 things could happen: it could crash the computer, the computer could just ignore it, or you will need to allocate more memory to the code this is in
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- GCSE Computing (data representation) Note on Binary addition, created by John Salmon on 02/12/2016.
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- John Salmon · Dec 2016
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