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= Redundant binary representation
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Redundant binary representation is a method of representing integers that provides additional binary digits (or bits) to enable easier arithmetic operations, particularly addition and subtraction. Unlike standard binary representation, where each bit contributes a specific power of two to the overall value, redundant binary allows for the use of more than one bit to represent each digit of a number.