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| − | I simply created a spreadsheet with several column, as shown [[CSC103_Fibonacci_storage.pdf | here]]. | + | I simply created a spreadsheet with several column, as shown [[Media:CSC103_Fibonacci_storage.pdf | here]]. |
The column labeled "Bytes" for example, has a formula of the type '''=if( Bxx<=2^8, 1, 0 )''', which compares the Fibonacci term on the same row, in Column B, and if it is less than 2 to the 8th power, writes a 1 (good) in the column, else 0 (byte-storage too small). A similar formula is used in the word column, but this time with 2^16, in the dword column, with 2^32, and in the qword (quad word) column, with 2^64. | The column labeled "Bytes" for example, has a formula of the type '''=if( Bxx<=2^8, 1, 0 )''', which compares the Fibonacci term on the same row, in Column B, and if it is less than 2 to the 8th power, writes a 1 (good) in the column, else 0 (byte-storage too small). A similar formula is used in the word column, but this time with 2^16, in the dword column, with 2^32, and in the qword (quad word) column, with 2^64. | ||
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The last number displayed is 2^31. | The last number displayed is 2^31. | ||
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