CPU Data Type - Signed integer

Cpu Moore Law Transistor

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A CPU signed integer is a CPU type that encodes a negative or positif integer.

An unsigned integer encodes a non-negative integer




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Cpu Moore Law Transistor
CPU - Data Type

This article is the type of data that a CPU manipulates. Because a CPU process bit, it performs only arithmetic operations and has therefore only number data type:
Cpu Moore Law Transistor
CPU Data Type - Unsigned integers

A CPU unsigned integer is a CPU type that encodes a non-negative integer integer. signed integer
Data System Architecture
Computer Storage - Integer Data Type (Binary Data)

In computer, integer are stored in word from 8 to 64 bit. Because CPU manipulates integer data type, they are also sometime called binary data type. Bit Length Two's complement signed Unsigned Float...
Javascript - Byte Array (ArrayBuffer / DataView)

To manipulate a byte array, in javascript, you have: a ArrayBuffer that represents an array: of fixed amount of bytes (one element = 1 byte) of binary element known as typed object : Int8 / Uint8:...
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Register - Status Flag

The status flags (bits 0, 2, 4, 6, 7, and 11) of the EFLAGS register indicate the results of arithmetic instructions. The status flags allow a single arithmetic instructions to produce results...



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