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- How to correctly convert 999999999. 99999999 to integer
999999999 99999999 is a double constant, but there is no double that can model that exact value, so the one closest to it is picked, and that is 100000000 It doesn't matter that it's passed as an argument to a constructor of an object capable of representing your original number: by then the reversion to the nearest double has already taken place
- c - Signed integer overflow: 999999999 * 10 cannot be represented in . . .
What compiler are you using? 999999999 * 10 is too large to be stored in a signed int, but since range1 is a signed long long, it should suffice
- python - Nested Loop number output - Stack Overflow
I need to output this 1 22 333 4444 55555 666666 7777777 88888888 999999999 So far all I have is: def main(): for i in range(10): for n in range(i): print(i) return m
- 99. 99% durability. What does it mean? - Stack Overflow
The 99 999999999% durability figure is a bit pointless - they're quoting something less than the the probability of a K T event sized comet hitting Earth, and if that happened we wouldn't be worrying about our S3 data
- Numbers between 99 and 9999999 regular expression - Stack Overflow
I am trying to generate a regular expression that will match any numbers within the range of 99 and 9999999 I have trouble understanding how generating number ranges generally works I managed to
- Which data type should be used to store values like 999999999 in C?
I want to store integer values like 999999999 or greater Can someone please suggest a suitable data type? I tried unsigned long long but it didn't work
- Erlangs 99. 9999999% (nine nines) reliability - Stack Overflow
The reliability figure wasn't supposed to measure the total time any part of AXD301 (project in question) was ever shut down for over 20 years It represents the total time over those 20 years that the service provided by the AXD301 system was ever offline Subtle difference As Joe Armstrong says here: The AXD301 has achieved a NINE nines reliability (yes, you read that right, 99 9999999%
- NumberFormatexception for input string 999999999 - Stack Overflow
NumberFormatexception for input string 999999999 Asked 9 years, 6 months ago Modified 9 years, 6 months ago Viewed 5k times
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