Here are some examples of conversion to and from floating
point format. Most examples use the 8-bit format described in
Dr. Lowery's textbook.
Of course, the 8-bit format is useful for instruction, not
of much practical value for representing numbers. You will find
a few examples using the 32-bit IEEE standard format.
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