Assert.Equal(1000000.0, table.Convert(\"g\", \"mcg\", 1.0)); // Pass Assert.Equal(2000000.0, table.Convert(\"g\", \"mcg\", 2.0)); // Pass
Is there a data type that simply holds a 2D grid of doubles? Preferably in the JDK but I\'m happy to use an open source 3rd party library like apache commons etc.
I want to add the thousands separator to a variable of type double. I have tried using String.format(\"%,f\", x); and similar, but it seems to have a fixed number of 开发者_StackOverflowdecimal places
I am extracting values from a database. I am extracting a double value from a database using ResultSet rs = ....;
I开发者_开发技巧 have this value: double headingAngle = 135.34375; I would like to convert it to HEX and print the HEX to the console. I have already converted a string and int into their respecti
I\'m passing a simple user-defined type (UDT) from Visual Basic 6 to a C DLL. It works fine, except for the double data type, which shows up as 0.
I have a Swing JTextBox that basically will hold a double. I find that using: Double.parseDouble(this.myTB.getText());
i wanted to convert double to float in C, but wanted to preserve the decimal point exactly as possible without any changes...
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 am looking for the information, how double precision is hardware implemented in the tesla gpu . I have read, that two stream processors are working on the single double value, but i didn\'t found an
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