Yep, that's because in that second bit of code you declared the variables as doubles to begin with, and as such automatically get the use of double precision in all calculations.
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Re: No Percentage?
Yep, that's because in that second bit of code you declared the variables as doubles to begin with, and as such automatically get the use of double precision in all calculations.
Re: No Percentage?
100%? It should be saying 0%... The reason is you're using integer mathematics with truncating decimals. This means that anytime a number evaluates to something that has a decimal, Java will...