The problem:
What is the decimal number -234 in 2’s complement using 16 bits?
Do I just have to convert 234 to binary?
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The problem:
What is the decimal number -234 in 2’s complement using 16 bits?
Do I just have to convert 234 to binary?
Yes, converting it to binary is sufficient. The answer is
0xff16.Also, you can try using WolframAlpha to verify your calculations.