It depends on what CPU at what speed you're running on.
If you use an old 486 SX / 60MHz, then the result'd be 0.2.
However if you use Pentium 90 Mhz and above, the result is not what you
think gonna be .
Why ? Cause the only way they could make the Pentium faster than the 486 is
that in calculations the results are not computed, but estimated.
:))
P.S. I have no clue why is this happening.
Jf
Breskovac Mario
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I have the same problem with C++ program!
I compiled with Borland C++ 5.5 compiler.
float a = 1000000.20;
float b = 1000000.00;
float c = a - b;
Result of c is 0.1875!!!!!!!!
????
We tried this on the same machine but on Linux operating system. Same
problem with Java and C++ code!
Nobody understand why is this hapening!
Reinkarnation of old Pentium bug?
Regards,
Mario
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