Binary addition and overflow errors (GCSE Computer Science)

[@ermanerbak]

Mr Dimmick, you are good on teaching. you need to make more videos.. 👋

[@thecristmask]

Earned my like I am watching 12hours before exams😂

[@mano_playzz]

Hello what about the removal of the carry

[@priya200328]

Is it important to learn all the numbers 1-10 in binary?

[@MrAWDimmick]

Not necessarily by heart but you should be able to convert between binary and denary numbers from 0 to 255 (0000 0000 to 1111 11111).

[@CS-wy3ze]

What about binary subtraction, multiplication, division (and modulo), exponentiation, logarithm, sine (+ inverse and hyperbolic), cosine, tangent and gamma? What about floating point addition? (Including NaN (quiet, signaling and indeterminate), Infinity, Denomal, two zeroes (0 and -0) and x86 extended precision (pseudo-Infinity, pseudo-NaN, pseudo-denormal, unnormal))

[@MrAWDimmick]

You’ll be pleased to know that only multiplication and integer division are on the GCSE specifications from this list.

[@poopa2319]

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[@tran-quili-ty]

at 7:50 how is it an overflow???? I used my EMU 8086 to check your calculation, the overflow flag didn't even set to 1, please could you clarify my confusion?

[@skyfli4040]

In this specific example, the overflow error would only occur if your device had an 8-Bit CPU (or less), since it could only handle 8 digits. Your calculator probably has a CPU with a higher Bit limit.

[@gabithepuncher5635]

Can you tag me in a video of 2’s complement method please ?

[@MrAWDimmick]

I don’t yet have one but am more than happy to put one together if you think that would be helpful

[@gabithepuncher5635]

@@MrAWDimmick will be glad to Mr.

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