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Write a program that reads an decimal number between 0 and 2G and
displays the 32-bit binary version on the video display
Someone ask me that question, ok 0 is 0 but I need EXPLAIN here what does “2G” mean and what is “32-bit binary version on the video display” any difference with normal 32-bit binary(32 number 1 and 0)?
Note: No any coding related here. Thank you guys!
From what I can determine,
2G is the maximum representable 32-bit signed value, aka 2147483647, expressed as 0 followed by 31 1’s.
No difference as best I can tell.