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# Chapter 3 : Arithmetic Operations
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We do simple arithmetic operations in our daily life. For example, when you buy a candy for $2 , and you give the seller $5 banknote, he will give you $3. This is a simple subtraction we use in daily life. Or, if you want to buy a toy car for $100, and you have $80 in your pocket, you may go to bank and you will take $20 from your account. This is a simple addition and subtraction in daily life. But how a computer do that?!
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We do simple arithmetic operations in our daily life. For example, when you buy a candy for $2 , and you give the seller $5 banknote, he will give you $3. This is a simple subtraction we use in daily life. Or, if you want to buy a toy car for $100, and you have $80 in your pocket, you may go to bank and you will take $20 from your account. This is a simple addition and subtraction in daily life. But how can a computer do that?!
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In previous chapter, we talked about how computer reads data. We talked about binary digits. In this chapter, we take a look that addition and subtraction of them.
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