Kaksikomplementaarsena
Kaksikomplementaarsena refers to the representation of signed integers in computer systems. It is the most common method for encoding negative numbers in binary form. The name "two's complement" comes from the fact that a negative number is obtained by taking its positive counterpart, inverting all the bits (ones to zeros and zeros to ones), and then adding one to the result.
This system has several advantages. Firstly, it simplifies arithmetic operations. Addition and subtraction can be performed
The range of numbers that can be represented in two's complement depends on the number of bits
The adoption of two's complement across most modern computing architectures has been a key factor in the