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I am trying to write a program that will converts a 32bit float number's binary representation into a 64bit one. I understand how I would need to expand the exponent by using the bias etc. But I have no idea how to expand the significand(matissa frac) value. I fundamentally don't understand how we calculate the binary representation of the significand(frac) portion of a float's binary representation..

$I am trying to write a program that will converts a 32bit float number's binary representation into a 64bit one. I understand how I would need to expand the exponent by using the bias etc. But I have no idea how to expand the significand(matissa frac) value. I fundamentally don't understand how we calculate the binary representation of the significand(frac) portion of a float's binary representation.$

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