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Arrow machine high language
Hay all I have question how high can binary number go like 1110 be the highest .Also is there a chart on decimal ,hexadasmal and binary..

Also any know machine high language cammands work


Because decimal counted in groups of 10 using the number ten as a base and hexadecimal computing based on number 16: used to describe a number system based on the number 16, in which the letters A to F are used as digits in addition to the digits 0 to 9. It is used especially to represent binary code in computers and binary counted in groups of of 2 it is 0 and 1 it is 2 base..
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Binary is just Base 2. Last time I checked, there is no highest number in any base, they seem to just keep going.

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You can use the calculator that comes with Windows to convert some of those numbers. If you switch it to Scientific, you can select Hex, Decimal, Oct or Binary.
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How high can binary go ?? Also how does cammands work ..



Also is 1110 the highest of binary number or can they keep going like 11000000001111000001111110000111 and is there any finite number ..
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Binary is just another base, there are no highest numbers. Numbers keep going in any base.
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Hi all how does cammands work also the high order bit vc low order bit

I know cammands are use for machine languga

Also people talk about sheet book or codebook is that for programmer for cammands and codes


I think to raad a cammand its from right to left and last 7 is high order bit???

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08-Jun-2004, 06:58 AM #7
You seem to want to know about assembly, but you also seem to want to know about high level assembly and base2 mathematics.

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confusion on binary
There seems to be a confusion binary math can go up to anything in computers binary has limit it deepens on how big of a disk space there is 5 GB hard-drive is going have less than 10 GB hard drive .Also CPU can't process more that 32 bits at a time .And most address is only 32 bit

There are working on 64-bit CPU now.. But Windows 98SE is not a 64-bit operating system and there was no 64-bit CPU at that time..
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Yes, the highest binary number a computer can compute depends on the available resources.
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We have compilers so we don't have to write in machine language. The compilers change the code to machine language so that the machine recognizes it. As far as registers and bits.. I guess the number can be broken down further to allow higher computation without having to have more registers to store bits in, therefore it depends on how much storage area is available to file to. After the file is written, it is concievable that the file can be to large to open all of it at once, for that you'd need equal swap and/or memory space.
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I always though assembly language was dependant on the type of processor. Isn't that true?
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There seems to be some confusion here
There seems to be some confusion here Machine languages are the only languages understood by computers.While easily understood by computers, machine languages are almost impossible for humans to use because they consist entirely of numbers. Programmers, therefore, use either a high-level programming language or an assembly language. An assembly language contains the same instructions as a machine language, but the instructions and variables have names instead of being just numbers.

Programs written in high-level languages are translated into assembly
language or machine language by a compiler. Assembly language
programs are translated into machine language by a program called an
assembler.


command In computers, a command is a specific order from a user to
the computer's operating system or to an application to perform a
service, such as "Show me all my files" or "Run this program for
me ,The part of the operating system that handles commands is usually
called a command interpreter or a shell

command interpreter, A command interpreter is the part of a computer
operating system that understands and executes commands that are
entered interactively by a human being or from a program. In some
operating systems, the command interpreter is called the shell. ,


codes is written computer instructions,Code can appear in a variety of
forms. The code that a programmer writes is called source code. After
it has been compiled, it is called object code. Code that is ready to
run is called executable code or machine code.


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Hi all how does cammands work also the high order bit vc low order bit

I know cammands are use for machine languga

Also people talk about sheet book or codebook is that for programmer for cammands and codes


I think to raad a cammand its from right to left and last 7 is high order bit???
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09-Jun-2004, 11:22 PM #13
We need clarification on your question.

Here's what we get out of what you're asking.

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How do commands work? I would also like to know the difference between high order bit(s) and low order bit(s); specifically, in regards to bit manipulation.

I know commands are used for machine language programming.

Also people talk about sheet books and code books. Are those for programmers; showing commands and code?

I think to read a command, it's from right to left and the last 7 bits are high order bits, but not sure.
So do you want more info on bit manipulation in c, c++ and other high level languages for 32 and 64 bit processors?
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commands
Well thats start with this . people talk about sheet books and code books. Are those for programmers what is this is this commands or both commands and code what does it look like..


Is this true to read a command, it's from right to left and the last 7 bits are high order bits or is 3 or 4 ..
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Was someone sending me privet message it did not come there

privet message on computer studies I got error this thread or the other thread on BIOS setting
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