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Double variable value in excel
Hi,
I had a question about how the double variable is used in excel. When I program in C++ and I assign x = 2; where x is a double the actual value is 1.999999999 or 2.000000011 but in excel it is exactly the number you assign it. I only ask because I was copying code from excel to C++ and part of the code involved the expression if (x = 3) then ... But in C++ you could not use it because x was not always exactly equal to 3 and I ended up using "if (x2.99 and x<3.001)" WHy is there a difference? Thanks |
Double variable value in excel
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-- David Biddulph "Jeff" wrote in message ... Hi, I had a question about how the double variable is used in excel. When I program in C++ and I assign x = 2; where x is a double the actual value is 1.999999999 or 2.000000011 but in excel it is exactly the number you assign it. I only ask because I was copying code from excel to C++ and part of the code involved the expression if (x = 3) then ... But in C++ you could not use it because x was not always exactly equal to 3 and I ended up using "if (x2.99 and x<3.001)" WHy is there a difference? Thanks |
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