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CD> I would love to hear a good explanation as to why CD> 3.142(double) != 3.142(float) Incidentally, one can show quite easily that a number with a finite number of digits in base 2 will have a finite number of digits in base 10, and that there are numbers that have a finite number of digits in base 10 that require an infinite number of digits in base 2. 0.2 is one example of the latter. ¯ JdeBP ® --- FleetStreet 1.19 NR ---------------* Origin: JdeBP's point, using Squish (2:440/4.3) |
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