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Hey! In this lesson weamp;#39;re gonna get negative. No, not that kind of negative! Iamp;#39;m more of a amp;quot;the glass is incorrectly sizedamp;quot; kinda guy anyway. Weamp;#39;re going to talk about negative numbers in how we store negative numbers in Java. If youamp;#39;re not sure how computer store negative numbers differently, youamp;#39;ll definitely wanna keep watching this video. The goals for this lesson are to understand how we store negative numbers in binary. This is also how numbers are stored in Java. Weamp;#39;re gonna use something called twoamp;#39;s complement numbers. Now letamp;#39;s start with what we know. We talked about binary numbers in the last lesson, and how theyamp;#39;re organized to represent positive numbers. Each digit represents a power of two. This is like the normal power of 10 numbers we already use. So how does it work with negative numbers? Well your first thought might be to sacrifice the first digit, and use it as a sign bit. Let
