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Addition Calculator (10-digit) by Aloysius1234

Aloysius1234
Aloysius1234
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26th May 2016
26th May 2016
Short story: I was messing up with binary calculator. I perfectly made the ALU, but I have no idea to make a photoelectric BtoD or DtoB converter, so I made a decimal-based calculator.
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Comments

  • Aloysius1234
    Aloysius1234     27th May 2016
    Ahh, I forgot! One single binary operation at a time, thanks!
  • TheExplosionTeam
    TheExplosionTeam     26th May 2016
    The numbers made out of WWLD can turn into an infinite spark and cause your maciene to put more digits than intended. Might wanna just make thet INST with DECO. +1
  • DrScience0912
    DrScience0912     26th May 2016
    2+2+2=24 what?
  • camtech56
    camtech56     26th May 2016
    I would advise for the subtraction module to invert the second operand. For example, 12 - 5 would become 12 + 95. The trick is to get rid of the 100 by overflowing. So 12 + 9999995 the calculator will see as "7"
  • itclub
    itclub     26th May 2016
    why dose 22+22=2222 its 44
  • throwaway5
    throwaway5     26th May 2016
    I made a binary to bcd decoder (not in tpt though). The key was patience. I based it on pdfs that come up when you look up binary to bcd converters
  • optimus2006
    optimus2006     26th May 2016
    :D :P :)
  • 6oey
    6oey     26th May 2016
    Nice +1