Two's complement

A binary number that is created by reversing all the bits and then adding 1. In computing, the two's complement often is used to represent negative numbers. For example, to find the Two's complement of "1", which is "00000001", reverse each of the bits to get "11111110" and then add "1" to get "11111111".

Also see: Binary

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