I am trying to find out the precision level for various floating point formats in C (i.e. float, double and long double).Here is the code I\'m using at the moment:
I wrote a program to calculate nth root of a numberupto 2 decimal places. eg 4th root of 81 is 3., 3rd root of 125 is 5.Its working nicely except for the 2nd root of 4. It\'s giving the output 1.99 in
I\'m making an application which is listening to prices being updated regularly, but occasionally my data source throws me something like \"1.79769313486232e+308\". The numbers that get sent will neve
I\'m writing realtime numeric software, in C++, currently compiling it with Visual-C++ 2008. Now using \'fast\' floating point model (开发者_开发技巧/fp:fast), various optimizations, most of them usef
noob here wants to calculate compound interest on iPhone. float principal; float rate; int compoundPerYear;
While working on a simple programming exercise, I produced a while loop (DO loop in Fortran) that was meant to exit when a real variable had reached a precise value.
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I am writing a piece of code in which i have to convert from double to float values. I am using boost::numeric_cast to do this conversion which will alert me of any overflow/underflow. However i am al
I am having a problem with precision of a double after performing some operations on a converted string to double.
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