Lesson 6.2 : The Basics of Numeric Overflow

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[@Octrooi1]

I really like it that you explain everything in a more than one way!

[@gaicheng1992]

Pretty clear videos and I'll keep watching you videos.

[@RayGBullet]

My nigga he is dead.

[@fr333frequencies9]

Thanks a lot, you make it extremlly easy to understand.

[@gman8456]

you make it easy to understand, thanks :D

[@subashacharya2682]

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[@Kosovathereality]

He's not alive anymore! In fact he was a criminal, you can google it!

[@Reenaw1992]

thanks a lot very simple to understand good job

[@TheBatmanvs1]

He's dead now

[@protostar1000]

Awesome video, Thanks a lot!

[@ncreasenationgaming9723]

This hasn't aged well

[@muhammadmwahid8853]

JonnyEthcco Why is that?

[@ncreasenationgaming9723]

@@muhammadmwahid8853 because did you hear what he did in 2014?

[@muhammadmwahid8853]

@@ncreasenationgaming9723 No. Would be nice if you enlighten me.

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[@calistersmasombo5122]

watching this in 2019 after the tutor took away his life,so sad...

[@rahulsawant9816]

sad

[@muhammadmwahid8853]

Really? How do you know that?

[@AdamJanger]

this is incorrect, numeric overflow is only valid when dealing with signed numbers. What he is referring to is the numeric carry bit.

[@Carlos-td6bz]

no

[@natty0599]

It can be both and the way to detect the overflow will be different