Programmers in the house help me answer the above question.

Not sure what the problem here is stated

some function would probably be

What are you trying to do?

Fulaman198:
Not sure what the problem here is stated
some function would probably be
What are you trying to do?

. Is just an algorithm to add binary numbers..

I suggest you try something first and show us. It would be wrong for people to just do the whole assignment for you. And what language are you working with ?

Princefame1:
Programmers in the house help me answer the above question.

FincoApps:
I suggest you try something first and show us. It would be wrong for people to just do the whole assignment for you. And what language are you working with ?

I just need an algorithm to add binary numbers, dnt really need it in any programming language.

Oh okay.
What I would do is
- Convert the numbers to decimal first (You can store 128, 64, 32, 16, 8, 4, 2, 1) in an int array and add all the indexes of 1s together
- Add the decimals together.
- Convert the result back to binary

Note: Converting to decimal with the above method works for numbers less than 256. If you want to make it better, you can create the array dynamically.

Princefame1:


I just need an algorithm to add binary numbers, dnt really need it in any programming language.

FincoApps:
Oh okay.
What I would do is
- Convert the numbers to decimal first (You can store 128, 64, 32, 16, 8, 4, 2, 1) in an int array and add all the indexes of 1s together
- Add the decimals together.
- Convert the result back to binary

Note: Converting to decimal with the above method works for numbers less than 256. If you want to make it better, you can create the array dynamically.

That's a start for him

a very good start

I advise that he proceeds from there.

So here is what he should do to begin:

Output: Ask user to enter a "x" number of values to be added
Input x
Output: Which decimal values would you like to add "y"
Input the decimals

Create a function like you stated to convert the decimal values to binary (an array preferably) in which

128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1 are utilised


Remember Binary is based on Power of 2 logic.

So for instance a Value like 225 would be 11100001 in Binary

I advise that he adds the values in decimal first before converting them to binary. That is easier that way in my opinion. There are different ways to go about this problem.

U can also convert to decimal by taking the binary digit and take the remainder when you divide it by 10 , that would give you the last digit, then multiply by 2power0, the get the next digit by dividing by 10 again and multiply by 2power 1. Continue doing this while the binary nuber is greater than zero. Then add everything. Hope yo got it.

U can also convert to decimal by taking the binary digit and take the remainder when you divide it by 10 , that would give you the last digit, then multiply by 2power0, then get the next digit by dividing by 10 again and multiply by 2power 1. Continue doing this while the binary nuber is greater than zero. Then add everything. Hope yo got it. This would convert larger number depending on you type of variable, but they should always be integer type.

@Wittylander,
I don't seem to get you contact number correctly.

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