How would I code the negative value of an if else function? Would I just have to convert 1 x 10-5 to a decimal value?
if (x > 1 x 10-5)
{
cout << "Value" << endl;
{
else
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How would I code the negative value of an if else function? Would I just have to convert 1 x 10-5 to a decimal value?
if (x > 1 x 10-5)
{
cout << "Value" << endl;
{
else
can you eleobrate your problem in more detail
Well the complier won't complie past
if (x > 1 x 10-5)
Would I have to convert the 1 x 10-5 to a decimal value or is there another way ?
The expression 1 x 10-5 does not make sense. What exactly are you trying to compare?Quote:
Originally Posted by Guru_Kid
if you want to multiply 10 with 1 and then subtract 5 . then use *Quote:
1 x 10-5
to get decimal value of 1 x 10-5 can be calculated 1*10-5
Looks you are asking about standard form, 1E-5. Read up on floating point numbers, in C++ you can used float or double to store such numbers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guru_Kid
It's hard to tell your intent but maybe you meanQuote:
Originally Posted by Guru_Kid
if (x > (1 * (10-5)))
He means 1e-5, I'm fairly sure.