I\'m trying to subtract strings where each ASCII characte开发者_开发百科r is treated as a decimal digit.For instance:
I am curious if it is possible to generate the same results with bindec method in php, on different systems.
I export some floatvalues into a Textfile (JSONFormat) then import it again into my project. Weirdly, the NSNumberformatter takes the Strings and adds some random(?) decimal places on its own....
I mean, I want to convert this: string a = \"40.00\"; Convert.ChangeType(a, typeof(decimal)) the result is a decimal value of \"4000\"
How does c store a double decimal in an 8 bit slot? #include \"stdio.h\" main(){ double x = 123.456; printf(\"\\n %d - %e \\n\",sizeof(x),x);
public class ExperienceTable { public static int MaxExperiencePoints; public static double PercentToNextLevel;
For to get the fraction point value upto two decim开发者_Python百科al Point i use this function.
I must to save decimal values (with high accuracy) in MySQL Data Base. But in MySQL there are two types: decimal and numer开发者_StackOverflow社区ic (see http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/numeric
I have the results of a division and I wish to discard the decim开发者_高级运维al portion of the resultant number.
As far as I understand the .round()-functionality in ruby rounds decimals upwards where the last significant number is 5?