What is the 1's and 2's complement of 0.01101?I'm unable to find any details on this from google.Basically how do we represent the floating points in 1's and 2's complement forms?Even wikipedia only says that 1's complement is the inverted bits of binary representation. The examples only contain integer values. I couldn't find anything clear about what is the exact significance of this system. Hence, unable to deduce if the inverting bits applies to floating points also. 
What is the 1's and 2's complement of 0.01101?
floating point;number formats
One's and two's complement apply to (fixed-point) encodings of integers.  They don't apply to floating-point numbers.  Floating point is different.