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    Floating point operations refer to mathematical calculations involving decimal numbers with fractional parts. These operations are performed using dedicated instructions or functions that allow programmers to add, subtract, multiply, and divide floating point numbers. An example is calculating the average temperature from two analog sensor readings by adding the values, storing the sum in a temporary variable, dividing the sum by two, and storing the result in a floating point variable. Data operations involve managing, manipulating, and analyzing data through various processes like acquisition, cleaning, transformation, storage, retrieval, analysis, and visualization. Common instructions are related to collecting data from different sources, identifying and correcting errors in data, converting data between formats, selecting specific data elements, performing statistical analysis, and presenting data

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    Floating point operations refer to mathematical calculations involving decimal numbers with fractional parts. These operations are performed using dedicated instructions or functions that allow programmers to add, subtract, multiply, and divide floating point numbers. An example is calculating the average temperature from two analog sensor readings by adding the values, storing the sum in a temporary variable, dividing the sum by two, and storing the result in a floating point variable. Data operations involve managing, manipulating, and analyzing data through various processes like acquisition, cleaning, transformation, storage, retrieval, analysis, and visualization. Common instructions are related to collecting data from different sources, identifying and correcting errors in data, converting data between formats, selecting specific data elements, performing statistical analysis, and presenting data

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    Floating - Point Operations - Data Operations and Other: Application Instructions

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    Floating point operations refer to mathematical calculations involving decimal numbers with fractional parts. These operations are performed using dedicated instructions or functions that allow programmers to add, subtract, multiply, and divide floating point numbers. An example is calculating the average temperature from two analog sensor readings by adding the values, storing the sum in a temporary variable, dividing the sum by two, and storing the result in a floating point variable. Data operations involve managing, manipulating, and analyzing data through various processes like acquisition, cleaning, transformation, storage, retrieval, analysis, and visualization. Common instructions are related to collecting data from different sources, identifying and correcting errors in data, converting data between formats, selecting specific data elements, performing statistical analysis, and presenting data

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    • F L O AT I N G – P O I N T O P E R AT I O N S

    • D ATA O P E R AT I O N S A N D O T H E R
    A P P L I C AT I O N I N S T R U C T I O N S
    WHAT IS FLOATING POINT OPERATION?

    FLOATING –POINT OPERATIONS REFER TO


    MATHEMATHEMATICAL CALCULATIONS INVOLVING DECIMAL
    NUMBERS WITH FRACTIONAL PARTS. FLOATING POINT
    NUMBERS ARE USED TO REPRESENT REAL NUMBERS IN PLC
    PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES, ALLOWING FOR MORE
    PRECISE CALCULATIONS AND HANDLING OF VALUES THAT
    ARE NOT INTEGERS.

    FLOATING POINT OPERATIONS THOUGH DEDICATED


    INSTRUCTIONS OR FUNCTIONS BLOCKS. THESE
    INSTRUCTIONS ALLOAW PROGRAMMERS TO PERFORM
    ARITHMETIC OPERATIONS SUCH AS ADDITION,
    SUBTRACTION,MULTIPLICATION,DIVISION ON FLOATING
    NUMBERS.
    EXAMPLE OF FLOATING POINT OPERATIONS
    Let's say we have two analog input values, AnalogInput1 and AnalogInput2, which represent
    temperature readings. We want to calculate the average temperature and store the result in a
    floating-point variable, AverageTemperature.
    Initialize variables: AnalogInput1: 25.5 (°C) AnalogInput2: 28.7 (°C) Perform the calculation:
    Add AnalogInput1 and AnalogInput2 together and store the result in a temporary variable,
    TempSum.
    TempSum = AnalogInput1 + AnalogInput2 TempSum = 25.5 + 28.7 TempSum = 54.2
    Divide TempSum by 2 to calculate the average temperature and store the result in
    AverageTemperature.
    AverageTemperature = TempSum / 2
    AverageTemperature = 54.2 / 2
    AverageTemperature = 27.1 (°C)
    The value of AverageTemperature is now 27.1 (°C).
    WHAT IS DATA OPERATIONS ?

    Data operations refer to the processes and activities involved in managing,


    manipulating, and analyzing data. It encompasses a wide range of tasks, including
    data acquisition, data cleaning, data integration, data transformation, data storage,
    data retrieval, data analysis, and data visualization. The goal of data operations is
    to ensure that data is accurate, consistent, and readily available for use in various
    applications
    Here are some common applications and instructions related to data operations:

    1. Data Acquisition: This involves collecting data from various sources, such as
    databases, sensors, websites, APIs, or files. Instructions for data acquisition may
    include retrieving data from specific sources or specifying the format and structure of
    the data to be acquired.
    2. Data Cleaning: Data cleaning is the process of identifying and correcting errors,
    inconsistencies, and inaccuracies in the data. Instructions for data cleaning may
    involve removing duplicate records, correcting formatting issues, handling missing
    values, or standardizing data formats.
    3. Data Transformation: Data transformation involves converting data from one format
    or structure to another. Instructions for data transformation may include filtering and
    selecting specific data elements, aggregating data, normalizing data, or applying
    mathematical or statistical operations to the data.
    5. Data Analysis: Data analysis involves extracting insights and patterns from the data to
    gain meaningful information. Instructions for data analysis may include performing
    statistical analysis, applying machine learning algorithms, conducting exploratory
    data analysis, or generating reports and visualizations.
    6. Data Visualization: Data visualization aims to present data in a visual format, such as
    charts, graphs, or dashboards, to facilitate understanding and interpretation.
    Instructions for data visualization may include specifying the type of visualization,
    selecting the variables or dimensions to be represented, or customizing the visual
    appearance of the output.
    THAT’S ALL AND THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!!!!

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