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Date: October 5, 2019

Topic:

Recall

Fixed Point Representations

Floating Point Representation

Notes

add a fixed decimal point.

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fast, but suffer from serious precision issues.

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CITE

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By far the most common standard for storing floating point numbers is provided by the IEEE 754 standard.

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arbitrary-precision arithmetic: implement arithmetic without rounding or error of any sort.

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