Converting Decimal to IEEE 754 Floating Point Single Precision

[@OmegaSlaughter]

Thanks man, you rescued my homework exercises. Somehow it is rare to find really precise explanations on this topic. Or maybe I didn't search well? Whatever, it is all clear now!

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Just thank you for the on-the-point explaination!

[@TheSimpleEngineer]

Cool man, glad it helped

[@hassanurrehman3605]

Best toturial for conversion ... awesome work

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Explained it very well, thanks!

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[@redhedgehogx4076]

I dont quite follow for the matissa, you mention to add 13 extra zeros. However you added the zeros on the right side of the binary number which just increase the binary number by 2^13. Dont you have to add the zeros on the left side of the matissa so that the value stays the same?

[@hugomonterrubio197]

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[@TheSimpleEngineer]

You're welcome!

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[@daveruban282]

How can you write a program in c using array and truncated function to get a decimal number and convert it to IEEE754

[@tonyb46qqq55]

Great great video. Q: the hex you used is exactly 32 bits, but what if the number we want to convert to is greater than 32 bits. Do we use the double precision? Please make another video to explain double precision, this video really helped.

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[@MrRafay474]

if there was -147.625.then the only change we have to made is to replace sign bit with 1 am i right ????????

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[@williamhjelm9826]

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[@aaronvr_]

why do you drop the one though? it just seems counter-intuitive to me... does that result in some distortion of binary representations?

[@bhargavrabha220]

What is the difference between float point single precision and single precision binary?

[@a.n.7338]

sir what if the bits to be stored in mantissa are 4 bits does that mean that the rest of the bits will be all zeros???

[@BilalMurtaza10]

What if the exponent I'm getting is 7 bits instead of 8? Error in calculation?

[@sporech9374]

4:05 I'm a bit confused, how can you drop the one? Is the number not the same afterwards?

[@mohammadladha786]

Could someone tell me how to go about this conversion if the result of the exponent minus 127 is zero?

[@Ericake]

what about negative numbers???

[@abdulfaizalkhan930]

Dear Sir, can you please explain that where did you got the 101 in step 1 after the decimal point.

[@varuntaneja4654]

if exponent is negative than what the change?

[@kamaldhakal834]

what to do when we need to convert decimal integer without fractional part?

[@nealroddy9088]

At the expense of potentially sounding like an idiot, I believe I have an answer for you. If you just had an integer (say 147 as per the example above) it would just mean there was nothing left to convert. If 147 equals 10010011 in binary, then the decimal is at the same location (at the very far right) of the binary number. Everything in the above example would be the same except for the 101 that was the conversion of .625; it would just not be included within the mantissa. That is how I have come to understand it, but I may be mistaken.

[@VishalGoyal-vp5yj]

#include int main(int argc, char const *argv[]) { float a = 1.1; if(a==1.1) printf("if"); else printf("else"); } The output of the above program will be : "else"CAN U EXPLAIN THIS WHY

[@AXonMan]

it's because the number 1.1 cannot be correctly written in computer memory, because the base being used is 2 and not 10, and when it's converted back to 1.1 errors in rounding happen. to avoid this you can use a really small constant (example 0.00001) or, i don't know if it's supported in C, but in C++ you can use the machine epsilon for the type you need, in your case float, which can be found in the library limits, so instead if(a==1.1) you use if(abs(a-1.1)

[@xainkhan1939]

please help me how to solve 0.0000062869??????????????????????

[@marino4691]

why is 0.625 = 101 ???

[@marino4691]

***** got it! thanks man! and i passed my exam about this stuff :D

[@HoD999x]

@@marino4691 i know i am late but 101 = 1/2 + 0/4 + 1/8 = 0.625 (for those who were wondering)

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[@hilbert14]

127 + 7 ??? wtf

[@danfoley2024]

Thanks mane