DIVIDEND - 0001100000
DIVISOR - 01011
take the value of n as number of bits in divisor, set M=divisor as n+1 bit.
A=0 and then Q=dividend.
now follow the following step.
check the sign bit of A.
if sign bit = 0
left shift A+Q combinely.
set A=A-M.
else
left shift A+Q combinely.
set A=A+M.
in this process mark the last bit as unknown.
again check the sign bit
if = 0
set unknown = 1
else
set unknown = 0
n = n - 1.
if n != 0
go to step 1
else
break.
Q = quotient
A = remainder.
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