Fixed-point numbers represent numbers using a fixed number of bits, with the decimal point in a fixed location. This allows for faster arithmetic operations than floating-point but limits the range of values that can be represented. Fixed-point is useful when values are expected to fall within a certain range and speed is important, as in digital signal processing.
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Fixed-point numbers represent numbers using a fixed number of bits, with the decimal point in a fixed location. This allows for faster arithmetic operations than floating-point but limits the range of values that can be represented. Fixed-point is useful when values are expected to fall within a certain range and speed is important, as in digital signal processing.