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How would you recursively or iteratively change a decimal to hexadecimal? I wrote a sample program that does not really work:
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I am using the Cosmos template to build a c# os. I need to write my own method that will convert a int value to a 2 byte use hex value. I can\'t use any prebuilt functions (like ToString(\"X\") or Str
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Following code worked for me on : firefox, IE 8, chrome, Safari and iphone. function dotplaced(myfield){
I have some columns in a data store using 12 decimal precision. I want to round it to 4 places for the purpose of sending it off via text feed, and the consumers of that feed need x precision.
I want users to be able to enter a standard decimal value like 1.51 or enter a value in scientific notation like 4.08E+13.
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