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 RD> Hello all,
 RD> I'm new to C++ and find that there are parts in the program
 RD> below which I don't understand. If you have a look at lines
 RD> nine and ten
 RD> cout << 1.e3        << endl; //  1000
 RD> cout << 1.e-3       << endl; //  0.001
 RD> Does 1.e3 mean one multiplied by a thousand, and 1.e-3 mean
 RD> one multiplied by minus a thousand?
Well, thats actually means "multiplied by 10 raise to power 3" (or -3).
since 10 raise to power 3 = 1000, and 10^(-3)=.001.
     Me = MANISH MALIK
   E-mail 1 = manish@dolbbs.com            E-mail 2 = blaster@poboxes.com
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