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Programming for Microprocessors
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Programming for Microprocessors

by Andrew Colin
May 2014
Beginner to intermediate
216 pages
8h 42m
English
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Representation of data
mentally a matter of convention; but to arrive at a sensible rule we
make use of
a
circle diagram.
Consider a variable with integral (whole number) values. Each value
can be written down in a small circle, and the operation of adding 1 can
be shown as an arrow. A mathematician would show part of the set of
integers as in Figure 2.1, it being understood (by the mathematician)
that the line of numbers extends to infinity in both directions.
10000000
Figure 2.2
Representation of data 15
In a microprocessor with an eight-bi ...
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