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Floating-point multiplication automatically sets the sign of the number. If the exponent part of a floating-point number is 1 or -1, it is considered positive or negative, respectively. If the exponent part is 0, it is considered zero.The exponent is the most significant bit of a floating-point number. A exponent of 0 means that the mantissa is all 1s, which is considered to be zero. The exponent ranges from -126 to 127. A more compact representation of a floating-point number is the one-point number representation, where a mantissa is represented using three bits.
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The following table describes the Floating-point multiplier Download With Full Crack floating-point number
Table: Floating-point number decomposition
Exponent
Mantissa
Possible Values
Normal data
Nought
.
Value represented by exponent zero, e.g.:.
Positive infinity
Infinity
.
Value represented by exponent +Infinity, e.g.:.
Negative infinity
Zero
.
Value represented by exponent -Infinity, e.g.:.
Specification
The application can be run as a stand-alone application. It does not require the presence of other applications.
The application functions in a similar way to the java.lang.Math method: Math.pow(float, float).
The floating-point multiplier application is relatively lightweight and provides a simple and logical demonstration of the requirements of the IEEE 754 standard.
The application includes five Java classes. These classes represent the floating-point number, the three exponent bits, and the four mantissa bits. Also, the application provides the classes that provide information about the floating-point decimal point and the actual rounding.
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The main application classes and interfaces are:
DmFloat (the class which represents a floating-point decimal point)
The class DmFloat provides the information that applies to a floating-point number that is to be incremented, decremented, copied, and multiplied. The following table shows the DmFloat interface and its methods:
The following table shows how the DmFloat class implements the DmFloat interface:
Table: DmFloat representation
Declaration
Type
Size
Comments
Symbol
class DmFloat
static final int MASK_DIRTY = 1
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