Why do we use binary encoding to represent information in the computer? What would be the pros and cons of using base-10 instead of base-2?

Q: Write down the binary representation of the decimal number 63.25 assuming it was stored using the…

A: Given: A decimal number 63.25 Objective: We need to represent the number using the single-precision…

Q: What is binary translation? When and why is it needed?

A: Note: There are multiple questions are given in one question. According to the rule, you will get…

Q: A 36-bit floating-point binary number has eight bits plus sign for the exponent and 26 bits plus…

A: Given that the mantissa is a normalized fraction and also the numbers in mantissa and exponent are…

Q: Is coding difficult, and if so, why is it thus?

A: Answer is given below :

Q: What is the largest binary number that can be obtained with 16 bits? What is its decimal equivalent?

A: The questions asked are:- Largest binary number obtained with 16bits. Its decimal equivalent.

Q: Why do we use binary encodings in computers to represent data? What are the advantages and…

A: Binary encoding is a kind of coding that is used to Binary encoding expresses numbers in base 2…

Q: ow are the encoding schemes of ASCII and Unicode different?

A: Please refer below for your reference: The encoding schemes of ASCII and unicode are different as…

Q: Can someone please explain to me in simplest terms what encoding is?

A: Encoding which you want to communicate with other.

Q: (compression) Under what circumstances does data loss occur with Huffman encoding?

A: Given: Under what circumstances does data loss occur with Huffman encoding?

Q: Why do computers store underlying data in binary and not the decimal numbering system?

A: Binary Number System: Binary Number - Basically it is a number which is expressed in the base-2…

Q: How are the encoding schemes of ASCII and Unicode different?

A: ASCII and Unicode are two different ways to represent text.

Q: How are the encoding schemes of ASCII and Unicode different

A: How are the encoding schemes of ASCII and Unicode different?

Q: What is the maximum number of bits required to represent (273) base-8 in binary?

A: Introduction : We have asked for maximum number of bits required to represent (273)8 in binary form.

Q: What is differential encoding and how does it work?

A: A binary value is represented as a change in a signal state rather than as a specific signal state…

Q: What is the binary representation of the '5' character (NOT the number 5)?

A: Below is the answer with explanation:

Q: f. With Huffman Coding compression technique, what is the percentage of bits saved?

A: In Step 2 I have provided the full solution. To find number of bits for encoding a given message –…

Q: Consider a 16-bit binary floating point number representation system: + SE EE EEE m | m | m т т т т…

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Q: 1) Explain about the Encoding techniques of line encoding with example?  2) Explain about the…

A: Encoding-when we convert a sequence of characters, alphabets, symbols or data into its specific…

Q: What is binary translation and how does it work? When is it required, and why is it required?

A: Introduction: Binary translation is a kind of software virtualization that makes use of an…

Q: How would the following string of characters be represented using run-length encoding? What is the…

A: Given:

Q: What is ASCII, and how did it originate?

A: ASCII and its origin ASCII is the American Standard Code for Information Interchange. It is used in…

Q: The 8-bit encoding format used to store data in a computer is ______

A: This question comes from Computer Architecture which is a paper of Computer Science. Let's discuss…

Q: What is the largest numeric value that could be represented with three bytes if each digit were…

A: ASCII: ASCII is recognized as the American Standard Code for Interchange of Information. This was…

Q: (c) Using the smallest data size possible, either a byte (8 bits), a halfword (16 bits), or a word…

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Q: If you wanted to represent 19 different things, how many bits would you need? Why?

A: Hey, since there are multiple questions posted, we will answer the first question. If you want any…

Q: Using Normalized Scientific Notation, how many bits do we use to store the mantissa?

A: Mantissa (called significand in the norm) is distributed 23 bits. 3. Example is assigned 8 bits. As…

Q: How are the encodings the same or different from run-length encodings?

A: Run length encoding is a very particular method for lossless compression.Say you see the following…

Q: From these data, What is the minimum number of bits needed to encode the following attributes?

A: The question is about to find the number of bits required to encode the given attributes. generally…

Q: I want an example for Huffman encoding and decoding in data compression please

A: Huffman Coding and Encoding: Huffman code is a type of optimal prefix code used for lossless data…

Q: Is it necessary for an IT professional to have a working knowledge of binary numbering? In addition…

A: INTRODUCTION: Here we need to tell that is it necessary for an IT professional to have a working…

Q: Consider two possible floating point storage formats: Format 1 Format 2 16 bits total • 32 bits…

A: Single precision floating point’s formats: This format is a computer number format which is also…

Q: 1. What is the binary representation of the largest positive integer that can be represented with 19…

A: A signed bit binary representation always uses the first one bit (MSB) for the sign bit, therefore…

Q: In order to represent 65 unsigned decimal numbers, what is the smallest amount of binary bits that…

A: Given : 65

Q: What is the largest numerical value, if every digit was encrypted with an ASCII pattern per bit,…

A: ASCII The American Standard Code for Interchange of Information is widely accepted.This standard…

Q: Why do we use binary encodings to represent information in the computer? What would be the pros and…

A: Binary codes: A binary code is a method of representing text or computer processor instructions…

Q: 8. How many bits would be requ encode decimal numbers 0 to 9 straight binary codes?

A: This is done on the basis of hit and trial

Q: Q1. In order to represent 600 documents with numbered sequential, how many bits do we need at least…

A: In binary we need at least 10 bits 600 has 10 bits because  511≤ 29 ≤ 1023, or 29 ≤ 600 ≤ 210 – 1

Q: How do the ASCII and Unicode encoding systems differ?

A: ASCII refers to American Standard Code For Information Interchange whereas Unicode is Universal…

Q: a) The digital computer represent data in binary form/1's and O's. In your own words, explain how…

A: As per guidelines I can answer only first three subparts. Thank You. a) Computers that do not…

Q: What exactly is binary translation? When and why is this required?

A: Introduction: Below the binary translation and why is necessary

Q: Discuss the steps on how Huffman encoding algorithm is use in determining the efficiency of data…

A: We all know that Huffman Coding is a lossless data compression algorithm which is based on a binary…

Q: Why do we use binary encodings to represent information in the computer? What would be the pros and…

A: Note: - As per our guidelines we can only answer one question at a time. Please resubmit the other…

Q: For a "word" of 3 bits, make a table that lists all the signed binary numbers representable by the…

A: Ans) A. Signed magnitude

Q: What is difference between encoding and decoding

A: Here we will discuss the difference between encoding and decoding

Random Access

Random access is generally known as direct access. Random access is the capability to have access to any item from a given population of elements at random. Sequential access is the direct opposite of random access. In random access, the elements can be retrieved irrespective of the location. In order to move from point A to Z,  you can just jump to point Z in random access system. The disk is an example of random access.