Question

(1)(50%) The program converts a three-ASCII-digit number to an 8-bit unsigned binary. For example, a 3-digit number as ‘0’ (=$30), ‘1’ (=$31), and ‘8’ (=$38) should be converted into 0001 0010 in binary. A 3-digit number as ‘2’, ‘5’, and ‘5’ should be converted into 1111 1111 in binary. You may assume the value is no more than 255

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

3 - digit number                                             8 - bit binary

0 (=$30), 1 (=$31), & 8 (=$38)                          00010010

1 (=$31), 2 (=$32), & 9 (=$39)                          10000001

2 (=$32), 3(=$33), & 0 (=$40)                          11100110

2 (=$32), 4 (=$34), & 1 (=$41)                           11110001

2 (=$32), 5 (=$35), & 2 (=$42)                           11111100

2 (=$32), 5 (=$35), & 3 (=$ 43)                           11111101

2 (=$32), 5 (=$35), & 4 (=$44)                            11111110

2 (=$32), 5 (=$35), & 5 (=$45)                            11111111