OMG! Thank you so much for this video. All the resources I’ve seen are working in hex and the bit binary explanation is so much easier to understand. You’ve really made my day. Tip of the hat to you sir!
He said that for the discussion he would be using Big Endian bit order. Which means: 01101011 == Integer or decimal value of 107 == 6B hex 00101101 == Integer or decimal value of 45 == 2D hex If you had a really big number that was 16 bits long written in big endian bit order you have to then break up the 16 BITS into two BYTES. The 16 bit value he's working with is 0110101100101101. Remember that this 16 bit value is written in BIG ENDIAN BIT ORDER. Using BIG ENDIAN BYTE ORDERING the data would be stored in an array like this: 0 [01101011] - 6B 1 [00101101] - 2D 2 [ ] 3 [ ] Using LITTLE ENDIAN BYTE ORDERING the data would be stored in an array like this: 0 [00101101] - 2D 1 [01101011] - 6B 2 [ ] 3 [ ] I hope this helps clarify for others. Please let me know if I'm wrong in my interpretation.
Yeah. us Caucasians are now a minority when it comes to digital / electronic technology. Sadly the Millennial's don't seem to think much of how to make a cell phone, but using one is okay. What's going to happen when the Millennial's have to create / make a device?
OMG! Thank you so much for this video. All the resources I’ve seen are working in hex and the bit binary explanation is so much easier to understand. You’ve really made my day. Tip of the hat to you sir!
Have been looking for such simple and clear explanation, Thanks a lot!!!
I was struggling so much with this topic , this video saved me🙏, thank you
Helps a lot to understand how the numbers are stored in computers as bits. Thanks a lot.
thank you very much this video is just PERFECT
This has helped me a lot! Thank you so much!
Thank you, very much, brow! You were very simple and objective! Helped me a lot!
Two thumbs up to you sir. Great explanation.
Could you please re-explain the “Where the ones occur” stuff from 0:30 ? I don’t get how you came to those numbers..
You need to review the Number Systems module. th-cam.com/video/iNsSy2LquCY/w-d-xo.html
Can you also explain the host-to-network versus network-to-host ordering?
excellent explanation sir
6:15 little endian started crying for being ignored and immediately stopped after been given attention
sounded like r2d2
can you explain byte ordering without converting to hex?
He said that for the discussion he would be using Big Endian bit order.
Which means:
01101011 == Integer or decimal value of 107 == 6B hex
00101101 == Integer or decimal value of 45 == 2D hex
If you had a really big number that was 16 bits long written in big endian bit order you have to then break up the 16 BITS into two BYTES. The 16 bit value he's working with is 0110101100101101. Remember that this 16 bit value is written in BIG ENDIAN BIT ORDER.
Using BIG ENDIAN BYTE ORDERING the data would be stored in an array like this:
0 [01101011] - 6B
1 [00101101] - 2D
2 [ ]
3 [ ]
Using LITTLE ENDIAN BYTE ORDERING the data would be stored in an array like this:
0 [00101101] - 2D
1 [01101011] - 6B
2 [ ]
3 [ ]
I hope this helps clarify for others. Please let me know if I'm wrong in my interpretation.
Boom this is perfectly explained
Not an indian teacher praise god
lol
summary of my 4 years in university :D
Yeah. us Caucasians are now a minority when it comes to digital / electronic technology. Sadly the Millennial's don't seem to think much of how to make a cell phone, but using one is okay. What's going to happen when the Millennial's have to create / make a device?
I feel you
You gotta throw some gel in that hairdo bruh.
Thankyou!
His computer fan is noisy.