main()
{
float a=8.8;
double b=8.8;
if(a==b)
printf("Equal");
else
printf("not equal");
getch();
}
what is the output?
with reason
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Answer Posted / sandy0103
I am NOT sure, if it is something to do with the compiler,
rather it is something to do with the precision. Float has
got single precision and double is double precision. This
precision difference will get different value when you see
raw value. In another sense, I tried debugging the program
in VS2005 debugger, and if we monitor the value using
watch, you can see for float it is taking the value
as "8.8000002" and for double, it is taking value as "
8.8000000000000007". And hence the precision plays a role
here.
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