Hello Guys,
please could anyone help me with this question: What is the binary equivalent of the decimal number 232?
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Hi Aurora,
This is the answer to your question: 128+64+32+8
Thus: 11101000 is the number of binaries of 232.
The answer is: 11101000, That is if the binary in unsigned. If you want to know more about signed number, you can look for it.
Take the number 232, divide it by, then, store the remainder in an array (it can be either 0 or 1).
Repeat the two steps until you get a number greater than 0.
232 in binary is 11101000 and you can count the number of zeros and ones to see how many bits are used to represent 232 in binary.
I hope it will be helpful to you!