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Chapter2: Representing and Manipulating Information

Modern computer store and process information represented as two-valued signals.

Three most important representations of numbers:

  • Unsigned: encodings are base on traditional binary notation, representing number greater than or equal to 0.
  • Two's-complement: encodings are the most common way to represent signed integers, that is, numbers that may be either positive or negative.
  • Floating-point: encodings are base-two version of scientific notation for representing real numbers.

sections:

  1. Storage Notation
  2. Data Sizes
  3. Addressing and ByteOrdering
  4. Representing Code
  5. Introduction to Boolean Algebra And apply in C
  6. Logical Operations in C
  7. Shift Operations in C
  8. Integer Representations
  9. Integer arithmetic
  10. Floating Point