In regards to data representation, I am bit confused at how I would go about dealing with floating point numbers when manually converting between bases.
For example, the number 0.734, I wanted to convert using a division method. (Dividing by base I was trying to convert to)
0.734/5 = 0.146 with a remainder of 0.004
In the case of whole numbers, I could just do this with a division conversion of, say, 734 instead:
734/5 = 146 remainder 4
146/5 = 29 remainder 1
29/5 = 5 remainder 4
5/5 = 1 remainder 0
1/5 = 0 remainder 1
So 734 base 10 in base 5 would be 10414
However, I am not familiar with anything I can do with non-whole-number remainders. And regardless, when placing 0.734 into any converter, I get the result (0.33133333...). I am currently learning preliminary knowledge for assembly, so understanding how this works exactly is important to me.