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OCR J277 Paper 1 · 1.2.4a

Data Storage: Numbers

Binary, denary, hexadecimal, and binary shifts—how and why to convert

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  • a.Numbers: How to convert positive denary whole numbers to binary numbers (up to and including 8 bits) and vice versa
  • b.Numbers: How to add two binary integers together (up to and including 8 bits) and explain overflow errors which may occur
  • c.Numbers: How to convert positive denary whole numbers into 2-digit hexadecimal numbers and vice versa
  • d.Numbers: How to convert binary integers to their hexadecimal equivalents and vice versa
  • e.Numbers: Binary shifts