Re: How to fix possible loss of precision
f2prateek wrote:
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1)Not any satisfactory results but:-
-http://www.jdocs.com
OK - since you made an attempt, I'll give you the specific URL's
<http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/overview-summary.html>
This is the 'Overview Summary' of the on-line version of
J2SE 1.5 JavaDocs. The 1.6 JavaDocs should become
browsable at Sun soon, but I have not located a link
for them yet.
Note that you are better off downloading them,
thay can be found ..here.
<http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index_jdk5.jsp>
The Java Tutorial, is also on Sun's site.
<http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/>
2)Well the board exams(my tenth grade examinations) insist upon
following the format,and if this program does come in the exam,I have
to follow the method.
umm... OK, ..maybe. But, what you could do is this.
- Get used to writing your code with normal
tabs (or spaces) to indicate indentation.
- Remember to do a 'search/replace' on tabs
for spaces, if posting to usenet, and..
- Remember to do a 'search/replace' on tabs
or groups of spaces, to remove them before
handing in your work.
But I almost bet the tutor's will approve
of indentation, if you ask them.
(If they insist on 'no indentation', they are
making it hard for the students, themselves,
and the learning process!)
BTW - noticed you sorted the 'loss of precision' -
good work.
Andrew T.