Program a function binary_add(a, b) that computes the sum of the binary numbers a = (9-1,4-2,...,40)2...

 

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Program a function binary_add(a, b) that computes the sum of the binary numbers a = (9₁-1,4-2,...,40)2 and b = (b₁-₁₁ bj-2₁... bu)2 using the algorithm discussed in lecture. No credit will be given to functions that employ any other implementation. The function can not use built-in functions that already perform some kind of binary representation or addition of binary numbers. For example, the function implementation can not use the functions bin() or int(a, base=2). The function should satisfy the following: 1. INPUT: . a - a string of the O's and 1's that make up the first binary number. The string may contain spaces. • b - a string of the O's and 1's that make up the first binary number. The string may contain spaces. 2. OUTPUT: • the string of O's and 1's that is the result of computing a + b. The string must be separated by spaces into blocks of 4 characters or less, beginning at the end of the string. EXAMPLE: >> binary_add( '10 1011', '11011') ¹100 0110 In [ ]: def binary_add(a, b): #FIXME: Implement this method pass Program a function binary_add(a, b) that computes the sum of the binary numbers a = (9₁-1,4-2,...,40)2 and b = (b₁-₁₁ bj-2₁... bu)2 using the algorithm discussed in lecture. No credit will be given to functions that employ any other implementation. The function can not use built-in functions that already perform some kind of binary representation or addition of binary numbers. For example, the function implementation can not use the functions bin() or int(a, base=2). The function should satisfy the following: 1. INPUT: . a - a string of the O's and 1's that make up the first binary number. The string may contain spaces. • b - a string of the O's and 1's that make up the first binary number. The string may contain spaces. 2. OUTPUT: • the string of O's and 1's that is the result of computing a + b. The string must be separated by spaces into blocks of 4 characters or less, beginning at the end of the string. EXAMPLE: >> binary_add( '10 1011', '11011') ¹100 0110 In [ ]: def binary_add(a, b): #FIXME: Implement this method pass

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