It looks like it could have been, there are (at least in C99) length modifiers that can be applied to int: %hhd, %hd, %ld and %lld mean signed char, short, long
The Wiki Double-precision floating-point format says: This gives 15–17 significant decimal digits precision. If a decimal string with at most 15 signific
If JavaScript's Number and C#'s double are specified the same (IEEE 754), why are numbers with many significant digits handled differently? var x = (long)123412
I am trying to print some floating point numbers using printf. For example: int main() { printf("%.1f",76.75); return 0; } Output: 76.8 And I have som
I ask because I am using the Box2D library, which calls for mostly float arguments. Although I see a lot of example code that uses the 0.00f format, I am not qu
Does single floating point operation (like a+b, a-b, a*b or a/b) calculated at higher precision (80 bits) and immediately truncated (to 32 bits) always produce
I need an efficent algorithm to do math::power function between two floats, do you have any idea how to do this, (i need the algorithm not to use the function
Is there an method for programmatically (in T-SQL) retrieving the maximum (and minimum) value of a datatype? That it would act like float.MaxValue in C#. I wou
Is there an method for programmatically (in T-SQL) retrieving the maximum (and minimum) value of a datatype? That it would act like float.MaxValue in C#. I wou
Is there an method for programmatically (in T-SQL) retrieving the maximum (and minimum) value of a datatype? That it would act like float.MaxValue in C#. I wou
Is there an method for programmatically (in T-SQL) retrieving the maximum (and minimum) value of a datatype? That it would act like float.MaxValue in C#. I wou