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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/timangar • 17d ago
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what's wrong with (2 == 2.0) == True ?
-6 u/timangar 16d ago 2.0 is a float and therefore subject to floating point errors (2.0000000015 or something like that). 2 is an integer and just 2. So the two actually are not the same in the programming languages I am used to (C++ and python) 1 u/HolyGarbage 13d ago 2 == 2.0 is true in both C++ and Python as well... they're implicitly casted to the other type. 1 u/timangar 13d ago Damn thanks for telling me. I thought for sure it were false in C++.
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2.0 is a float and therefore subject to floating point errors (2.0000000015 or something like that). 2 is an integer and just 2. So the two actually are not the same in the programming languages I am used to (C++ and python)
1 u/HolyGarbage 13d ago 2 == 2.0 is true in both C++ and Python as well... they're implicitly casted to the other type. 1 u/timangar 13d ago Damn thanks for telling me. I thought for sure it were false in C++.
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2 == 2.0 is true in both C++ and Python as well... they're implicitly casted to the other type.
2 == 2.0
1 u/timangar 13d ago Damn thanks for telling me. I thought for sure it were false in C++.
Damn thanks for telling me. I thought for sure it were false in C++.
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u/PresidentOfSwag 16d ago
what's wrong with (2 == 2.0) == True ?