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Precise? But it's a floating point. When I do math with it , I often get things like #.5999999 where it should have been #.6. I was kind of hoping you'd cover rounding to 2 decimal places here, especially because calculating with currency requires precise output ^^
i am a freshman in high school and i am trying to get into AP computer science. i really like ur videos and i have a specific request to you cuz i understand coding only when you teach it, can you do a video with decision statements loops methods nesting scope random numbers strings array text files user input output and formatting sorting debugging and tracing code primitive data types numerical operations comparisons (numerical and boolean) please do this favor for me . i hope you do a video on these topics
public class Test3 { public static void main(String[] args) { double x = 0129.89; double y = 0167; System.out.println(x+","+y); } output:129.89,119.0 why? ok if it is octal number so 0167 value becomes 119.0 but 129.89 octal value is 89.89 why i got 129.89? can you please explain this
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Precise? But it's a floating point. When I do math with it , I often get things like #.5999999 where it should have been #.6. I was kind of hoping you'd cover rounding to 2 decimal places here, especially because calculating with currency requires precise output ^^
i am a freshman in high school and i am trying to get into AP computer science. i really like ur videos and i have a specific request to you cuz i understand coding only when you teach it, can you do a video with
decision statements
loops
methods
nesting
scope
random numbers
strings
array
text files
user input
output and formatting
sorting
debugging and tracing code
primitive data types
numerical operations
comparisons (numerical and boolean)
please do this favor for me . i hope you do a video on these topics
Hey Alex could you go over heaps and priority queues?
public class Test3
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
double x = 0129.89;
double y = 0167;
System.out.println(x+","+y);
}
output:129.89,119.0 why?
ok if it is octal number so 0167 value becomes 119.0 but 129.89 octal value is 89.89 why i got 129.89? can you please explain this
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