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Approximate representation of numbers as a fixed number of digits multiplied by a logarithmic scale.
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Inequality caused by float inaccuracy
At least in Java, if I write this code:
float a = 1000.0F;
float b = 0.00004F;
float c = a + b + b;
float d = b + b + a;
boolean e = c == d;
the value of $e$ would be $false$. I believe this is c …
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