I\'m defining a real type and I\'m using strtod for the exponential way even though is untested and don\'t really know if it works but more imporantly I would like to know if there is any built in fun
My goal is simply to convert a string such as \"1.2\" to scientific notation without adding additional precision.The problem is that I always end up with superfluous 0s at the end of my output.
The dealloc method of my view controller class is not called when popped after being pushed with the following code:
I am experimenting with syntax mods in Mathematica, using the Notation package. I am not interested in mathematical notation for a specific field, but general purpose syntax modifications and extensi
As an electrical engineer I (we?) use python for helping out with calculation/automation/etc. When dealing with calculations using some real-world numbers it is VERY common to think in -nano, -pico,
I\'m running an xslt on an XML that at one point puts my current node at the following \"item\" element in the tree:
Right off the bat - no, this is NOT homework. I would like to write a prefix notation parser in python (for sums presen开发者_运维问答tly)... for example
I would like to set up the following custom notation in Mathematica 7. This notation is not particularly useful in itself, so please do not suggest existing alternatives, or point out that this only
I\'m trying to find a way to automatically format a measurement and unit into a String in engineering notation.This is a special case of scientific notation, in that the exponent is always a mu开发者_
Is it possible to maintain the Php post notation using a Ajax Post. For example, if I do a standard post using a HTML form and var_export the $_POST data I can see the structure of any array data. I\'
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