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+SWEN-340: Data Representation - Homework 2
+
+
+Instructions:
+    1. Assume all values are stored in the smallest variable size necessary for
+       the value to fit. 
+       (I.E. 8 bit values are stored in a char and 16 bit values are stored in a short).
+       (Signed value uses 2's complement format).
+    2. Provide hexadecimal values in 0x... format (C language format)
+    3. Edit this text file and record your answer.
+    4. Also for every answer show the manual steps required to arrive at you answer by editing this text file.
+    5. Submit your edited text file to the MyCourses assignment folder "Homework 1".
+       All submissions MUST be text files.
+    6. All questions are worth one point
+
+
+Questions:
+    1. Convert decimal 95 to hexadecimal.
+       Answer:
+       Reasoning: 
+       95 | 128 -- 0
+       95 | 64  -- 1
+       31 | 32  -- 0
+       31 | 16  -- 1
+       15 | 8   -- 1
+       7  | 4   -- 1
+       3  | 2   -- 1
+       1  | 1   -- 1
+       
+       5 15
+       0x5F
+           
+    2. Convert 0x1CD to unsigned decimal. (Hint: Convert it to binary first!)
+       Answer: 461
+       Reasoning: 
+       1 12 13
+       0001 1100 1101
+       
+       1 * 1
+       0 * 2
+       1 * 4
+       1 * 8
+       0 * 16
+       0 * 32
+       1 * 64
+       1 * 128
+     + 1 * 256
+     ---------
+       461
+       
+    3. What is the value of binary 10101011 in decimal if this is a negative number?
+	   Decimal Answer: -85
+	   Reasoning: 
+	   01010100 # invert
+	   01010101 # add 1
+	   
+	   1 * 1
+	   0 * 2
+	   1 * 4
+	   0 * 8
+	   1 * 16
+	   0 * 32
+	   1 * 64
+	 + 0 * 128
+	 ---------
+	   -85
+	   
+    4. What is the value of binary 111001111 in decimal if this is an unsigned number?
+       Decimal Answer: 463
+	   Reasoning: 
+	   1 * 1
+	   1 * 2
+	   1 * 4
+	   1 * 8
+	   0 * 16
+	   0 * 32
+	   1 * 64
+	   1 * 128
+	 + 1 * 256
+	 ---------
+	   463
+	   
+    5. Add 0x8BCD and 0x02E6 (assume unsigned numbers):
+       Hexadecimal Answer: 0x8EB3
+       Reasoning: 
+             111 1  1 1
+       1000 1011 1100 1101
+     + 0000 0010 1110 0110
+     ---------------------
+       1000 1110 1011 0011
+       
+       8 14 11 3
+       0x8EB3
+	   
+    6. Add 8 bit binary integers 10101111 and 11011011
+       Hexadecimal Answer: 0x8A
+       Reasoning: 
+       1111111
+       10101111
+     + 11011011
+     ----------
+       10001010
+       8 10
+       8 A
+	   
+    7.	How many bits are in each of the following data types?
+		
+		a. Byte			Answer: 8
+		b. Short 		Answer: 16
+		c. Int      	Answer: 32
+		d. Long    		Answer: 32
+		e. Nibble		Answer: 4