#include <OneWire.h>
float dallas(int x,byte start){
    OneWire ds(x);
    byte i;
    byte data[2];
    int16_t result;
    float temperature;
    do{
        ds.reset();
        ds.write(0xCC);
        ds.write(0xBE);
        for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++) data[i] = ds.read();
        result=(data[1]<<8) |data[0];
        // Here you could print out the received bytes as binary, as requested in my comment:
        // Serial.println(result, BIN);
        int16_t whole_degree = (result & 0x07FF) >> 4; // cut out sign bits and shift
        temperature = whole_degree + 0.5*((data[0]&0x8)>>3) + 0.25*((data[0]&0x4)>>2) + 0.125*((data[0]&0x2)>>1) + 0.625*(data[0]&0x1);
        if (data[1]&128) temperature*=-1;
        ds.reset();
        ds.write(0xCC);
        ds.write(0x44, 1);
        if (start) delay(1000);
    } while (start--);
    return temperature;
}
void setup(){
  //Adding Serial.begin(9600); for printing the received bytes here
  Serial.begin(9600);
  dallas(A0,1);
}
void loop(){
  float currentTemp = dallas(A0,0);
  Serial.println(currentTemp);
}