Convert the decimal number 59 to an unsigned binary integer

The decimal number 59 is converted into an unsigned binary integer which is 111011.

Calculation method:

59/2=29 more than 1,

29/2=14 more than 1,

14 /2=7 more than 0,

7/2=3 more than 1,

3/2=1 more than 1,

1/2=0 more than 1,

The reverse order of the remainder is the result 111011.

Signed numbers: The highest bit represents a symbol, not a number. The highest bit is 1, which means the number is negative; the highest bit is 0, which means the number is positive. Signed numbers can represent positive or negative numbers. For example, for a signed number 100, the leftmost (high-order) 1 indicates that the number is a negative number, and the remaining two digits 00 represent a decimal number of 0, so this number represents -0.

Unsigned number: can only represent positive numbers. For example, 100 represents 4 in decimal.

Convert decimal to binary unsigned number: Convert a positive decimal number to binary. Just divide the decimal number by two and take the remainder.

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