you can use concept of union to display floating in binary
union x
{
float z;
int a;
};
set the value of z..and represent it by "a"
assuming int and float have same size
On Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 8:42 AM, Ashish Goel wrote:
>
>
> string ftob(string s)
> {
> int intPart= Integer.parseInt(s.s
string ftob(string s)
{
int intPart= Integer.parseInt(s.substring(0, s.indexOf('.')));
double fraction = Double.parseDouble(s.substring( s.indexOf('.'),
s.length()));
string intString="";
while (intPart)
{
int bit=intPart&1;
intPart >>=1;
intString = bit + intString;
}
string fracString = "
@immanuel:
in this part
while (decimalPart > 0 && decimalPart < 1 && str.length < 64) {
decimalPart *= 2;
str[str.length] = (decimalPart - 0) + '0';
}
is this decimalPart-0 correct here?
if decimalpart (say) starts as 0.584 then after doing that into 2 we 1.164.
What happe
correct me if I am wrong.
String convertFloatToBinary(float num) {
String str = "";
int numBeforeDecimal = (int)num;
float decimalPart = num - (float)numBeforeDecimal;
int sign=1;
if (numBeforeDecimal < 0 ) sign = -1;
if (sign < 0) str[str.length] = '-';
http://kipirvine.com/asm/workbook/floating_tut.htm
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