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Module 1 Comp 121 Computer Programming Quiz Assignment or Main Task 1

The document discusses different number systems including binary, decimal, octal, and hexadecimal. It provides examples of converting numbers between these number systems and performing addition and subtraction. Key points covered include defining the different number systems, radix, and most significant positions. The document emphasizes that these number systems allow for representing numbers in different ways that are important for fields like computing and programming.

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Module 1 Comp 121 Computer Programming Quiz Assignment or Main Task 1

The document discusses different number systems including binary, decimal, octal, and hexadecimal. It provides examples of converting numbers between these number systems and performing addition and subtraction. Key points covered include defining the different number systems, radix, and most significant positions. The document emphasizes that these number systems allow for representing numbers in different ways that are important for fields like computing and programming.

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Computer Programming 1

You connect . . .

. . . with the class

 Submission of activity to Moodle/Google classroom

 Active participation in an open discussion using Google Meet/Facebook


Messenger

. . . with the world

 IMTS (International Institute of Management & Technology Studies)


A Genius Group Global Initiative (www.iimts.com)
3G University (www.3gu.edu.in)
Computer Fundamental. 3G Elearning FZ LLC (www.3glearning.com), UAE.

 Osergaard, Erik. (10 March 2003). Computer data representation and number
systems.
Online Available: http://www.danbbs.dk/~erikoest/binary.htm.

 Albano, Gisela May A., Atole, Ronnel R., Ariola, Rose Joy Y. (2003).
Introduction to Information Technology. Philippines: Trinitas Publishing, Inc.

 www.google.com

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Do this . . .

Main Task

Define and discuss the following:

1. Binary Number System


2. Decimal Number System
3. Octal Number System
4. Hexadecimal Number System
5. Radix
6. Most Significant Positions (MSP)

Computer and convert the following numbers based on the radix required:

ADDITION BINARY OCTAL DECIMAL HEXADECIMAL


10111012 10111012 5. 1358 9. 9310 13. 5D16
42638 1. 100010110011 2 42638 10. 222710 14. 8B316
100110 2. 11111010012 6. 17518 100110 15. 3E916
76BC16 3. 7. 732638 11. 3038710 76BC16
01110110101111002
SUM 4. 100001010110111111 2 8. 803358 12. 3360810 16. 7A3F

SUBTRACTION BINARY OCTAL DECIMAL HEXADECIMAL

11101102 11101102 19. 1668 22. 18810 25. 7616


BE16 17. 101111102 20. 2768 23. 19010 BE16
DIFFERENCE 18. 1010111002 21. 4248 24. 37810 26. 13416

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Look back . . . share your thoughts

Answering questions about binary, hexadecimal, octal, and decimal systems involve

dealing with different ways of representing numbers. Decimal is what we

usually use in everyday life, counting in tens. Binary is the language of computers,

using only 0s and 1s. Octal uses digits 0 to 7, and hexadecimal adds letters A to F

to represent values beyond 9. It's like speaking different number languages, each

with its own rules, and it's important in various fields like computing and

programming.

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