Abhimanyu Gupta (https://github.com/0deadLock0/)
        
    https://github.com/0deadLock0/Booth-Multiplication/

• Multiply two Decimal numbers (base 10) in their binary forms using Booth's Method of Multiplication

• Booth Implementation Project for CSE112-Computer Organization at IIIT Delhi

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booth%27s_multiplication_algorithm

Input:

• Enter two Decimal Numbers in seprate lines, without any base and all.

Output:

• The product of two numbers in their decimal form.

• Two decimal numbers are inputed from the user.

• They are then passed to boothMultiply(int,int) function.

• The function first converts the two inputs into their binary equivalents using toBinary(int,int) method.

• toBinary(int,int) method first get the number of bits required by the binary numbers using the getBinNumLength(int,int).

• Then implementing the procedure for converting Decimal to Binary numbers with the help of get2sComplement(binaryNumber) it converts the two user inputs into their binary form.

• After following the desired pre-requisites it multiply the numbers using the Booth's method as stated in reference mentioned in the Brief.

• The method takes help of binaryAdd(binaryAdd,binaryAdd) method to perform the desired operations when needed.

• At last the function returns the decimal value, the product of two user inputs.

ASSUMPTIONS IN THE FLOW:

The two user inputs are just Integers and don't have any Floating number part in them.

• Incase of invalid user input the program terminates in accordance with the python's inbuilt error handling mechanism

• The program has been completely written in Python 3.8.1.

Method 1: Using command prompt or terminal

Run the cmd/termial in the folder where code file -"code.py" is present.

Enter "python code.py" (without quotes)

Enter two numbers in decimal format (base 10) in two separate lines.

Method 2: Using IDE

Compile and run the python code.

Enter two numbers in decimal format (base 10) in two separate lines.