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int main(){
float f=8.0;
if(f==8.0)
printf("good");
else
printf("bad");
}
what is the answere and explain it?
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Answer / c++ coder
Answer is "bad"
reason being, that when 8.0 is stored into the float
variable , it is never stored exactly as 8.0 because of
precision. Thus the comparsion will never evaluate to true.
It is always recommended not to do float, double
comparsions like this. :)
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Answer / jayaraj.s
good is the result. because we declare and compare the same
value in the program.so alwaye if condition is true. we no
need to put else condition for these type of comparisions.
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