I have to convert a double to string with the following rules: If decimal point position is -1 (or another non-existing value meaning \'Auto\'), fractional part of the number should be output with a
Im talking about two separate touches on the screen with the same finger I think i have the coding right for this. but it is almost impossible for me to actually generate a double tap on my iPad. Is
I am having a bit of trouble understanding how the precision of these doubles affects the outcome of arithmetic operations in Matlab. I thought that since both a & b are doubles they would be able
Readingthis question, I wanted to test if I could demonstrate the non-atomicity of reads and writes on a type for which the atomicity of such operations is not guaranteed.
I would guess it\'s the simplest thing but it\'s really confusing me.I\'m sure I\'ve successfully used doubles before but now I\'m having trouble.
i\'m writing a C# class to perform 2D separable convolution using integers to obtain better performance than double counterpart. The problem is that i don\'t obtain a real performance gain.
Update: I just stumbled upon this in Eric Lippert\'s answer to another question (he is quoting the spec):
In java, if I wanted to create some application which could receive both doubles and strings as appropriate input, I would probably do the following:
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Imagine that a - b < c (a, b, c are C# doubles). Is it guaranteed that a < b + c? Thanks! EDIT Let\'s say that the arithmetical overflow doesn\'t occur unlike the following example:
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