I'm trying to convert a single precision floating point number into an ascii representation of the four bytes that make it (sign/exponent/mantissa).
My current code is:
Integer.toString(Float.floatToRawIntBits(f),16);
Float.floatToRawIntBits makes an integer using the same ... |
I used the following line to convert float to int, but not as accurate as I'd like :
float a=8.61f;
int b;
b=(int)a;
The result is : 8 [ It should ...
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Read this question carefully because I am not asking how to get rid of trailing zeros, that's easy.
What I am asking is why does 123d become "123.0"?
A IEEE 64-bit float can ... |
I want to do an operation like this : if the given float numbers are like 1.0 , 2.0 , 3.0 , I want to save them to database as integer ... |
I have an exam question i am revising for and the question is for 4 marks
"In java we can assign a int to a double or a float". Will this ... |
int cinema,dvd,pc,total;
double fractionCinema, fractionOther;
fractionCinema=(cinema/total)*100; //percent cinema
So when I run code to display fractionCinema, it just gives me zeros. If I change all the ints to doubles, then it gives me what ... |
I have two integers x and y. I need to calculate x/y and as outcome I would like to get float. For example as an outcome of 3/2 I would like ... |
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Working on my assignment for Java and I have created a class called Triangle. This has 3 variables, side1, side2 and side3. My constructor method takes 3 float values and assigns ... |
I have a byte array sent via UDP from x-plane. The bytes (4) are all floats or integers…
I tried to cast them to floats but no luck so far…
Example array:
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I use doubles for a uniform implementation of some arithmetic calculations. These calculations may be actually applied to integers too, but there are no C++-like templates in Java and I don't ... |
How to check whether input value is integer or float?
Suppose 312/100=3.12,Here i need check whether 3.12 is float or integer.
Regards,
chaitu
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Are there any advantages of using floating-point coordinates vs. integer coordinates when drawing on a Graphics2D for use on a screen display?
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Some of the Graphics2D methods, such as drawString, have versions that take coordinates as int or float. Are there any reasons to choose one over the other?
Likewise, should I use the ... |
we have one class which has one float[] and one int[]. Sometimes the user of that class needs put float valuse and sometimes int values, but will not be both for ... |
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You perform a "cast" on it, like this: float x; int y; y = (int)x; Note that you could possibly lose information doing this, because a float is bigger than an int... In fact, if "x" in the example above was originally 100.3D, after the cast it becomes just 100 without the fractional portion. [This message has been edited by John ... |
Surely I can answer this without even referring to Java? A floating point number is wider and more precise than an integer. I.e., 1.0005 is not the same as 1. A "double" (64 bit floating point) is wider than a "float" (32 bit floating point) which is wider than an "int" (32 bit integer). Perhaps I'm wrong in assuming this is ... |
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. In the following lines of code. 1) float f=1/3; 2) int i=1/3; Line one returns a float and so a float value can be assigned to a variable of type float. But in line 2 a float value gets directly assigned to an int wont there be any possible loss of precision. Why java compiler dint report an error. Can ... |
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Originally posted by Anto telvin Mathew: hi all how to convert float to int manually using paper You already asked how to manually convert between floating point numbers which requires you to understand the IEEE format. You already asked how to convert amoung the whole numbers, which requires you to understand twos complements. There is no black magic here. Once you ... |
Hi, I need to work with values that represent money, so I want to divide the input value by 100 and store it in int. then do the calculations and result multiply by 100. (so I don't have to work with big decimal) I just want to ask about the best way to parse float (initial value) to int 1: float ... |
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I am trying to get my code to figure out if a value is an Integer or Float to descide how to display but the folowing code returns every thing as Float even when many values are 1.0, 3.0 etc. HSSFCell qtyMatrixCell = seatassyRow[maRow+rowAdjust].createCell((short)maColumnCounter); HSSFRichTextString matrixQty = new HSSFRichTextString(mqArray[2]); if(!matrixQty.toString().equals("0") && !matrixQty.toString().equals("0.0") && !matrixQty.toString().equals("0.00")){ try{ if(mqArray[2] == String.valueOf((int)Float.parseFloat(mqArray[2]))){ System.out.println("IsInteger: "+mqArray[2]); qtyMatrixCell.setCellValue((int)Float.parseFloat(mqArray[2])); ... |
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int, float and the other primitive types do not have classes (well, there exists in the runtime a class object for each, but you can't ever see it). As for String etc, with your JDK download, you got a file called src.zip. It's all in there I wouldn't get too excited, though. And I certainly wouldn't advise looking at the JDK ... |
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This may be common knowledge but I haven't been able to find a decent answer from the web or by even using my brain! But check this out: int integer = 100; float floating = 1.05F; float result = integer * floating; result turns out to be 104.999999???? Even if i cast the integer to a float: int integer = 100; ... |
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