The exponent of a floating-point number is represented in excess-$\text{N}$…
GATE · 1987 · CS · Question 1 subparts
The exponent of a floating-point number is represented in excess-$\text{N}$ code so that:
- A.
The dynamic range is large.
- B.
The precision is high.
- C.
The smallest number is represented by all zeros.
- D.
Overflow is avoided.
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