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this video is all about negative numbers in binary now thereamp;#39;s two main ways in which we would store negative numbers in binary the first is called sign and magnitude now this is exactly the same as the way that we generally do things in decimal itamp;#39;s easy to understand but thereamp;#39;s another method which weamp;#39;re going to look at called twoamp;#39;s complement and that has a lot of advantages so sign and magnitude all we do is instead of the uppermost bit representing a number like we would when weamp;#39;re representing positive numbers we instead say it just represents Plus or minus so I have my 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 very very simple instead of having 128 I make this negative or I could make it positive it doesnamp;#39;t matter which so what weamp;#39;ve got is weamp;#39;ve got a number which might be one1 fill in the missing zeros and that is the number five number five so long as that is zero if I make that a one it becomes Nega five this is just the s
