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Convert the following binary number into hexadecimal : 10111000

To convert a binary number into hexadecimal we first break the binary number into substrings of 4 binary numbers , in this case our binary number becomes 1011 |   1000 We then recall that hexadecimal numb...

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Answered by Nikolas P. Computing tutor
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Outline the differences between how a compiler and an interpreter works, and explain the advantages and usage of of each [12 marks]

Compilers work by translating all the program code into source code (machine code) first, which is then ran by the computer. Alternatively, an interpreter works by reading and translating each line of cod...

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Answered by Russell P. Computing tutor
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What is the difference between a compiler and an interpreter?

Both compilers and interpreters are used to translate high level programming languages to machine code. Compilers do this by converting all of the high level code into machine code before running the prog...

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Answered by Joel P. Computing tutor
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What is two's complement, and how do I calculate it?

Two's complement is one way negative numbers can be represented in Binary. In Decimal notation, we use a + or - sign to indicate whether it is a postive or negative number respectivly. Two's complement is...

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The numbers 6B and 12 are displayed in hexadecimal form. Convert them into binary form and perform binary addition to find the sum. Convert your answer back into hexadecimal. Show your workings.

The first step is to work out what 6B and 12 are in binary. Starting with 6B, we need to find a four-bit representation of both 6 and B. 6, converts straight to its binary form, simply by adding 1s...

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Answered by Ben C. Computing tutor
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