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Data Representation Chapter One - Yale University
Page 11 data RepresentationChapter One Probably the biggest stumbling block most beginners encounter when attempting tolearn assembly language is the common use of the binary and hexadecimal numberingsystems. Many programmers think that hexadecimal (or hex 1 ) numbers represent abso-lute proof that God never intended anyone to work in assembly language . While it is truethat hexadecimal numbers are a little different from what you may be used to, theiradvantages outweigh their disadvantages by a large margin. Nevertheless, understandingthese numbering systems is important because their use simplifies other complex topicsincluding boolean algebra and logic design, signed numeric Representation , charactercodes, and packed data .
Data Representation Chapter One Probably the biggest stumbling block most beginners encounter when attempting to learn assembly language is the common use of the binary and hexadecimal numbering ... Most modern computer systems (including the IBM PC) operate using binary logic.
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