How to detect an Overflow ? Any binary & 2's complement | Overflow Explained !! - Digital design 19

You said when c-out equals c-in it means no overflow. But in one of your examples you had 0100 + 0000 in this scenario c-in would be 1 and c-out would be zero. Can you explain how those are equal? You said in this scenario they are both zero but as you can see the 3rd digit in c-in is a 1 and 1+0 is 1 making c-in 1.

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I was literally struggling in overflow for 15 days but you solved my problem in minutes thanks man , big thanks to you

Edit: The main reason is because My book has wrong definition of overflow and insufficient and wrong explaination

thanks sir

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Thanks for your explanation, sir! Very helpful and clear! You deserve the best!

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bro, for +ve number there is nothing like 2's complement form , +ve number representation is same for all the format , exceptions arrives when u get -ve number so, there we use 2's complement form.

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hey can this be used for a 3-bit system ?
and by the way this video was really good.

yaaaa..... it's really helpful for me but i have one doubt in ( cout) or (cin ).

Nice sir well done

Thx dude, This video is very helpful and simple, Keep going :)

I still do not understand. which Cin and Cout are you looking at. the numbers ur adding or the result ones

worst way you can explain man

hello, thanks for explaining, but i couldnt understand how do get the c out or c in ? what should i look at ?

If cin and cout is 1 then it is not a overflow correct...

If we add 15 +15 then ....there will be carry but cout and cin are equal to 1....which means there must not be carry

-8 ......7 bro