There is one bit which is for sign

So, there must have some pratical use in computing or other else ?

So, there must have some pratical use in computing or other else ?

note that 0.0 == -0.0 yields true. One should however keep in mind, floating point values are in many cases not able to represent the exact result but rather an approximation. Now if you divide -1 by a huge number the result is really close to 0, still negative though! In many cases not only the result, but also the sign is important so IEEE754 stores the sign in a dedicated bit.

Basically its like -3.62 * 10^43 the computer stores like [-][362][41]

So this question can be generalized to the precision error becasue of floating point value cannot express exactly in computer?

<or you could always store in exact form and then umm somehow simplify it whenever possible but it isn't even deterministic in some cases>

So, there must have some pratical use in computing or other else ?

by using an array to store every digits?

but give me ideas

Ik I'm not Maxi, but have you thought about some kernel maybe in modern c++? But like Linux compatibility too, because it probably won't get much attention otherwise. Oh also keep it clean, please

clinl

if you're refering to 0.0==-0.0, it doesnt really affect the value if the computer needs to change that sign bit, and its illogical to just reallocate it into a int, so it just remains as +_0.0

for programs

You managed to figure it out again

What if i gave you like 1/7 or 1/65537, umm good luck with that, i think cas stores expressions with like expression trees or something, at least thats what im doing, hoping its correct it basically just stores as like sin(pi/(2-1-3+4)), though there would be algorithms to simplify it to like sin(pi/(2-1-3+4))=sin(pi/2)=1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HRqtx859ks

Hola admin

I don't understand u what you mean

I want to read STL in c++.Can anyone tell me where is the best tutorial i found for reading thia

I want to read STL in c++.Can anyone tell me where is the best tutorial i found for reading thia

Is conio.h still used these days, coz I find that only turbo c++ has that header

Is conio.h still used these days, coz I find that only turbo c++ has that header

conio *CAN* be used on many linux computers because it has c headers

look into <iomanip>, i think that it does something similar

it is not part of the c language, therefore you will not see it provided by every runtime

it is not part of the c language, therefore you will not see it provided by every runtime

Thank you. Coz i wanna use getch(); in my program

I think it's a non standard header or whatever

Aren't most implementations header-only?

no, fortunately not

"fortunately"?

"fortunately"?

ever tried compiling everything that boost offers?

Tell me, what do you think of this?

Vanilla C++ code

Wtf, that's kind of cool

Because your other solution is to store it in strings, and it looks like a big mess

Wtf, that's kind of cool

Because your other solution is to store it in strings, and it looks like a big mess

Can anyone suggest me books or sites to learn C language ? I haven't got any better reference till now. Help please

But the executable takes more space than the strings 😅

But the executable takes more space than the strings 😅