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padrinuestro

December 9th, 2005

11:37:48 AM CST

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For all practical purposes, I think we can consider 0.00000000000000011022302 to be equal to zero. Using floating point numbers often results in rounding errors a lot like what you see there.

furrykef

June 23rd, 2006

3:52:50 PM CDT

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Floating-point math does that, although, to your credit, they probably shouldn't be doing that with floating point.

Gabe640

May 6th, 2007

3:01:03 PM CDT

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1 because it should be 0.9 in the equation, not .9, if you want to reach 0. Google's right, YOU'RE wrong.