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Unlock the secrets of number systems and master the art of base conversion with this comprehensive course. "Number System: The Definitive Guide to Base Conversion" delves deep into the various number systems used in computer science and mathematics. You'll learn essential and necessary conversions that are fundamental to understanding how computers work.
Don't worry if you're new to base conversion. The course begins by clearly explaining the basics of what a base is and what it does. You'll then learn techniques for converting between decimal, binary, octal, hexadecimal and any other base (Base-N) to another (Base-M). The course also covers converting floating-point numbers so that you can tackle any conversion challenge.
Throughout the course, you'll find multiple examples that will help you test and solidify your understanding.
By the end of the course, you'll not only be able to convert numbers with ease but also perform addition in any base. You'll have a deep understanding of the fundamental principles of number systems and the confidence to tackle any base conversion task.
Take this course and become an expert in the field of number systems and base conversion.
Gilbert is a developer/instructor/student who takes great pleasure in teaching, learning new subjects/skills and shares it with his students. He has knowledge in many programing and web-development subject (C++, JavaScript, HTML...) and also is passionate to create courses that inspire and motivate people of all levels and teach them all the details about any subject he is offering.
Gilbert frequently searches for ways to make learning enjoyable and believes in a practical, fun and agreeable education with entertaining, catchy and hand-on experience courses on whether simple or complex subject.
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