floating problem
barjesh kumar <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.programming.cppug |
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hi friends.this is my first mail to this group.i would
like to why
the following two statements are giving different
values to variables.
p and s.
int p,i=10;
p=i++ + i++;//p=20
i=10;
int s=i++ + i++;//s=21
2.
float c=0.7;
if(c<0.7)
printf("yes");
else
printf("no");
output:-yes
if i write c<0.7f then it prints no.
i would like to know the reason behind this i.e what's
happening internally.
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