| ??? 07/13/04 17:33 Read: times |
#74182 - Not Floating Point! Responding to: ???'s previous message |
karan kaushal said:
i want to use it to find the power factor so nedd it till floating point.. cos iinverse in the range of 0 to 1 No, you don't. Just scale it - eg, 0-100 - and use integers. Think of quoting the Power Factor in percent. |
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