6. ASCII code of the character D is 01000100. What is its decimal code? 7. ASCII code of the character f is 01100110. What is its decimal code? 8. Find the binary code of the number 18. If this number is stored in the memory of the computer, show the on/off settings of the byte of the memory where it is stored. 9. Find the binary code of the number 161 and determine how many bytes are needed to store it. 10. Find the binary code of the number 265 and determine how many bytes are necessary to store this number. 11. How many bytes of memory is needed to store the word SUNSHINE? 12. How many bytes of memory is needed to store the word EASTERN? 13. How many bytes are in a megabyte?

6. ASCII code of the character D is 01000100. What is its decimal code? 7. ASCII code of the character f is 01100110. What is its decimal code? 8. Find the binary code of the number 18. If this number is stored in the memory of the computer, show the on/off settings of the byte of the memory where it is stored. 9. Find the binary code of the number 161 and determine how many bytes are needed to store it. 10. Find the binary code of the number 265 and determine how many bytes are necessary to store this number. 11. How many bytes of memory is needed to store the word SUNSHINE? 12. How many bytes of memory is needed to store the word EASTERN? 13. How many bytes are in a megabyte?

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337669405

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter1: An Overview Of Computers And Programming

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