Cambridge Cambridge IGCSE Computer Science 0265 · 1.1.17
Converting from two’s complement
- Code
- 1.1.17
- In
- 1.1 Number systems and logic gates
- Topic
- 1 Data representation and logic gates
- Course
- Cambridge IGCSE Computer Science 0265
- Board
- Cambridge
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Points in 1.1 Number systems and logic gates
- 1.1.1 All data held in binary
- 1.1.2 Binary conversion and logic gate processing
- 1.1.3 Logic gate symbols
- 1.1.4 Functions of logic gates
- 1.1.5 Units of data storage
- 1.1.6 Converting between data storage units
- 1.1.7 Bases of denary, binary and hexadecimal
- 1.1.8 Converting between denary, binary and hexadecimal
- 1.1.9 Uses and advantages of hexadecimal
- 1.1.10 Adding 8-bit binary integers
- 1.1.11 Overflow in binary addition
- 1.1.12 Logical shifts on binary integers
- 1.1.13 Effects of logical shifts
- 1.1.14 Cyclic shifts on binary integers
- 1.1.15 Effects of cyclic shifts
- 1.1.16 Two’s complement representation
- 1.1.17 Converting from two’s complement