Addition of double’s is NOT Equal to Sum of the double as a whole
I am aware of the floating point errors as I had gained some knowledge with my question asked here in SE Floating Point Errors.
How Lua handles both integer and float numbers?
As far as I remember myself programming I was taught not to compare floating point numbers for equality. Now, while reading Programming in Lua about Lua number type, I found following:
How Lua handles both integer and float numbers?
As far as I remember myself programming I was taught not to compare floating point numbers for equality. Now, while reading Programming in Lua about Lua number type, I found following:
How Lua handles both integer and float numbers?
As far as I remember myself programming I was taught not to compare floating point numbers for equality. Now, while reading Programming in Lua about Lua number type, I found following:
Can anyone explain representation of float in memory?
Can anyone help me in understanding how float values are stored in the memory.
Boundedness of linear interpolation forula
Consider the following implementation of linear interpolation:
Why does IEEE 754 Single Float have 8 bits for exponent but only allow 38 base ten Max Value
Why is it that the IEEE 754 standard provide 8 bits for the exponent but puts a range maximum of 38 on the largest acceptable exponent?
Why does IEEE 754 Single Float have 8 bits for exponent but only allow 38 base ten Max Value
Why is it that the IEEE 754 standard provide 8 bits for the exponent but puts a range maximum of 38 on the largest acceptable exponent?
Why does IEEE 754 Single Float have 8 bits for exponent but only allow 38 base ten Max Value
Why is it that the IEEE 754 standard provide 8 bits for the exponent but puts a range maximum of 38 on the largest acceptable exponent?
Why does IEEE 754 Single Float have 8 bits for exponent but only allow 38 base ten Max Value
Why is it that the IEEE 754 standard provide 8 bits for the exponent but puts a range maximum of 38 on the largest acceptable exponent?