Using scanf, each number typed in, i would like my program to print out two lines: for example byte order: little-endian
I need to output 4 different floats to two decimal places. This is what I have: print \'%.2f\' % var1,\'kg =\',\'%.2f\' % var2,\'lb =\',\'%.2f\' % var3,\'gal =\',\'%.2f\' % var4,\'l\'
I have large strings that resemble the following... some_text_token 24.325973 -20.638823 -1.964366 0.753947
In C#, I have a situation where I ha开发者_StackOverflow中文版ve two possible numbers in a textbox control.
I have a large array (>10^5 entries) of 3D coordinates r=(x, y, z), where x, y and z are floats. Which is the most efficient way to search a given coordinate r\' in the array and give the array index.
I\'m reading XML data and creating objects, but I need some of my object variables to be floats. And with the - (void)parser:(NSXMLParser *)parser foundCharacters:(NSString *)string it obviously becom
I have some inputs on my site representing floating point numbers with up to ten precision digits (in decimal). At some 开发者_StackOverflow中文版point, in the client side validation code, I need to c
While, as far as I remember, IEEE 754 says nothing about a flush-to-zero mode to handle denormalized numbers faster, some architectures offer this mode (e.g. http://docs.sun.com/source/806-3568/ncg_li
We know that compilers are getting better and better at optimising our code and make it run faster, but my question are there compilers that can optimise floating point operations to ensure greater ac
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