Unsigned Integers: Denary and Binary Conversions

Unsigned Integers: Denary and Binary Conversions

Unsigned integers are whole numbers that are always positive or zero, represented without a sign bit. In computing, they are fundamental for representing data where only non-negative values are needed, such as memory addresses or pixel intensities. An 8-bit unsigned integer can represent values from 0 to 255, which is a range of 256 distinct values.