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Now this question is asking us, what if we took our four bits that we used to represent integers and upgraded to six bits? how much larger do we get? we do this for integer and we do this for two's complements.
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So we want to know how both of those work.
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Let's just run right into it.
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For integers, this is the largest one we can do with four bits.
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The largest one we can do with six bits looks like this.
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So what is this one right here? well, that is one step below 16.
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This is 15.
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Is the highest one we could get.
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And now it's going to get a lot bigger.
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Let's see.
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This one is the 64th place.
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And we can't quite reach the 64th place.
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We can actually only get to 63.
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So 63 is the answer for our largest integer that we can get with six fits.
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Two's complement.
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Let's see, originally with two's complement.
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Let me delete some things real quick...