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1. An error that occurs when a calculation results in a value smaller than the minimum limit representable within a fixed number of bits.
2. A whole number that can represent both positive and negative values, typically using a bit for sign.
3. A status indicator in a CPU that signals when an arithmetic operation has produced a result lower than the minimum value representable.
4. A status indicator in a CPU that signals when an arithmetic operation has exceeded the limits of its data type.
5. An error that occurs when a calculation exceeds the maximum limit representable within a fixed number of bits.
6. A whole number that can only represent non-negative values, allowing for a larger positive range at the cost of negative representation.