Operator precedence means in which order our operations will be exceuted.Aterwards, when we will be accessing that value firstly the sign bit will be checked if the sign bit is 1 then the binary will be two’s complemented and converted to its decimal number and will be represented with a minus sign.That two’s complement is kept at place allocated in memory and the sign bit will be set to 1 because the binary being kept is of a negative number.Now, left-hand-side number will come to right-hand-side i.e 1100. For Eg: num = 1001, now convert number into 1's complement i.e. ![]() Then the two’s complement of the number is calculated.When there is a number with minus sign, the number (ignoring minus sign) is converted to its binary format.How the negative numbers are stored in memory in Javascript? ![]() No matter whether your value is an integer number (short or long) or a decimal number, the language exposes just one type to represent all of them i.e.
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