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> For all other cases you would be using floating point or decimal numbers If I'm trying to avoid mathematical anomalies, floating point is not what I would ru
by Natsu 14y ago
> For all other cases you would be using floating point or decimal numbers
If I'm trying to avoid mathematical anomalies, floating point is not what I would run to... "Equal" is a matter of degree, you have to be careful with anything near zero and you can't carelessly mix together numbers that are a few orders of magnitude different than each other.
- raverbashing 14y agoAbsolutely But for most of "math" you would go for floating point. You won't reinvent some fixed point math using integers just because...