Re: Hexadecimal numbers in Eu
- Posted by D L <d1eu at yahoo.ca>
Sep 19, 2004
Juergen Luethje wrote:
> What question are you trying to answer here?
> I can't even see to which post you are replying, neither formally nor
> regarding the content. When you reply to a post, please quote the text
> that you are referring to...
I was sharing information (hint: forum) that could be useful to somebody
reading the posts on the Subject: Hexadecimal numbers in Eu.
If the info is not useful to you it might be to somebody else. No need to
quote since it was a general observation.
Juergen Luethje wrote:
> I wrote something similar one week or so ago in a different thread ...
I have not read the whole forum and I don't intend to.
By the way you missed one of my posts where I was quoting someone.
Juergen Luethje wrote:
> I don't think that anyone else can answer the questions.
> Aaaah!
> I think, I understand now. Thanks a lot for the comprehensive
> explanation, Derek!
Good!.
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refman2 says: Atoms can have any integer or double-precision floating point
value. They can range from approximately -1e300 (minus one times 10 to the
power 300) to +1e300 with 15 decimal digits of accuracy...
Numbers can also be entered in hexadecimal...
Maybe Rob can give more details on how numbers are stored.
Regards, Denes L.
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