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I\'ve made a demo project on testing with VS2010 at the company I work at. As input for the tests a little math calculation class: MathOps.
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In Xcode /Objective-C for the iPhone. I have a float with the value 0.00004876544. How would I get it to display to two decimal places after the first significant number?
im receiving some value fromEditText control. and i want that valu开发者_运维技巧e for some calculation so i need to convert it to float value how can i do that?
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I\'m wondering what the best way to fix precision errors is in Java. As you can see in the following example, there are precision errors:
I defined (through PHPMYADMIN) a field with the float data type. When I try to insert a number as 78.556677099932222377 it will translate it to 79.
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