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all right welcome back again uh this time what weamp;#39;re going to talk about is how negative numbers are represented in a computer itamp;#39;s a mechanism called twoamp;#39;s complement notation so letamp;#39;s go ahead and set the stage a little bit letamp;#39;s talk about how computers do addition first so if a computer was adding two binary numbers it would be able to add them up fairly quickly i mean you could do this as well it would just carry ones as necessary and you know it would add them up and boom it would do the math right no surprise it can do this extremely quick i mean the operation you just saw i mean it can do like in less than one microsecond right it can do many many many many millions of them in in a second and so itamp;#39;s really fast and this actually kind of leads into why they do something that you might not expect with how they do negative numbers is because computers do addition like rock stars and just to kind of do some practice see if yo
