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How does a computer store real numbers? - Answers

Without all the mumbo jumbo, in a nutshell;Computers store real number using an equation (sum) alot like scientific notation, except without the decimals, basically like this:378 X 10 4that 4 is suppose to be tiny, but im hoping y'all know what I mean. This is called floating point, not scientific notation.the 378 bit would be called the exponentand the 4 would be called Mantissaor the other way around, im not sure. The bold words will be key words you'll probably need.



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Without all the mumbo jumbo, in a nutshell;Computers store real number using an equation (sum) alot like scientific notation, except without the decimals, basically like this:378 X 10 4that 4 is suppose to be tiny, but im hoping y'all know what I mean. This is called floating point, not scientific notation.the 378 bit would be called the exponentand the 4 would be called Mantissaor the other way around, im not sure. The bold words will be key words you'll probably need.



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How does a computer store real numbers? - Answers

Without all the mumbo jumbo, in a nutshell;Computers store real number using an equation (sum) alot like scientific notation, except without the decimals, basically like this:378 X 10 4that 4 is suppose to be tiny, but im hoping y'all know what I mean. This is called floating point, not scientific notation.the 378 bit would be called the exponentand the 4 would be called Mantissaor the other way around, im not sure. The bold words will be key words you'll probably need.

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