Yeah, this is absolutely what I want!
Thanks all above for your helpful suggestion.
2007/6/6, Rob Creecy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> You could try the gmp multi precision arithmetic package.
>
> > library(gmp)
> > urand.bigz(10,64)
> [1] "11691875040763095143" "15618480061048441861"
> "133118712029
You could try the gmp multi precision arithmetic package.
> library(gmp)
> urand.bigz(10,64)
[1] "11691875040763095143" "15618480061048441861"
"13311871202921807091" "419603425985430936"
[5] "1009212057431928522" "7087885826104674385"
"12844267011818015745" "12455584250595618327"
[9] "13
Also, look at options(digits) to set the number digits to be printed in
the console, i.e.
> pi
[1] 3.141593
> options(digits=22)
> pi
[1] 3.141592653589793
Regards
Francisco
Roland Rau wrote:
> 李俊杰 wrote:
>> Dear R-lister,
>>
>> One of my friends wanted to produce random number w
李俊杰 wrote:
> Dear R-lister,
>
> One of my friends wanted to produce random number which is 64 bits. He did
> it with Fortune. I think R can do it also. But I don't know how to display a
> very big integer in the complete form but not scientific form. And what's
> the biggest integer R can display
Dear R-lister,
One of my friends wanted to produce random number which is 64 bits. He did
it with Fortune. I think R can do it also. But I don't know how to display a
very big integer in the complete form but not scientific form. And what's
the biggest integer R can display in complete form ?
Tha
