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NUMBER SYSTEM

MICROSOFT INSTITUTE OF INFORMATON TECHNOLOGY KHAIRPUR


THERE ARE FOUR NUMBER SYSTEM IN A
COMPUTER TO REPRESENT DATA AND VALUE:

 Binary Numbers.
 Decimal Numbers.
 Octal Numbers.
 Hexadecimal Numbers.
Binary Number System:

 It is a number system in computers whose base is


(2) from “0 to 1”. Any number can be represented
using these two digits.

 Example: 001011101, 11000101010, 110111101.


Decimal Number System:

 It is a number system in computers whose base is


(10) from “0 to 9”. It is used to represent a number
in computer.

 Example: 576, 398, 230.


Octal Number System:

 It is a number system whose base is (8) from “0 to 7”.


Any number or symbol can be represented using octal
numbers.

 Example: 477, 256, 132.


Hexadecimal Number System:

 It is a number system in computers whose base is (16)


alphanumeric from “0 to 9” and “A to F”. To represent
any number or symbol we use Hexadecimal Numbers.
 Here: A = 10, B = 11, C = 12, D = 13, E = 14, F = 15.

 Examples: A752, 591C, AF732BD.


Table of All
Interconversion
Numbers in one Table.

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