Problem 1
Interpret the following sequence of bits as the encoding of an English word in ASCII.
What is the word?
010110010110010101100011
Problems 2 through 6
From Brookshear, Chapter One Review Problems (pp. 73-74):
36 c and e,
37 b and c,
41 c, e, and using the same instructions as in
problem 40, subtract 12 from 4. Indicate if there is overflow for any
of these calculations.
45 c and e,
48. In answering this question, be explicit about the value of centimeters
that would be stored if 110cm was recorded in units of meters.
Extra credit
Brookshear, Chapter One Review Problem 52
(pg 75).
Hint: Start by writing the decimal number each bit pattern would represent if
it is excess 16 notation and if it is two's complement notation.