Those values would each fit in a byte, why use a short?
This is the part we've been asking about. What are the "adjustment"s you are talking about?
Half of a long can hold 4B, vs the 900M...
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Re: Why is my float automatically rounding and how do i get it to stop
Those values would each fit in a byte, why use a short?
This is the part we've been asking about. What are the "adjustment"s you are talking about?
Half of a long can hold 4B, vs the 900M...
Re: Why is my float automatically rounding and how do i get it to stop
You can't. A char has 2 bytes with 64K possible values. A byte has 256 values.
No, a double will be more precise. It depends on how many significant digits you need.
Why do they both need...
Re: Why is my float automatically rounding and how do i get it to stop
Its hard to offer advice if we don't know What you are trying to do?
You're coding a lot without explaining the objective.
As helloworld922 said:
Are you trying to pack two numbers with 500K...
Re: Why is my float automatically rounding and how do i get it to stop
If 333333 is the max for one value and 100000 for the other, you could pack them into a long (8 bytes) with no loss of precision.
Your data appears to require 5 bytes to hold the two values.
Pack...
Re: Why is my float automatically rounding and how do i get it to stop
Can you explain the program requirement for all that? What is it you are trying to do?
It looks like you are trying to store 3 data values in one variable of type double.
What are the ranges in...
Re: Why is my float automatically rounding and how do i get it to stop
Do you mean an array holding a million int? For example:
int[] bigArray = new int[1000000000];
Re: Why is my float automatically rounding and how do i get it to stop
How much memory are you worried about?
How many decimal places can a float hold? Is it enough for your app?