H Ho3n3r Ho3n3r Jan 6, 2012 #1 What about going the opposite way, by halving the number avove you? First one: 1234567890
Roland Roland Jan 6, 2012 #2 617283945 Mmm... should get interesting after a while. Maybe you should set a limit to the numer of decimals.. like..100?
617283945 Mmm... should get interesting after a while. Maybe you should set a limit to the numer of decimals.. like..100?
Roland Roland Jan 6, 2012 #4 154 320 986,25 Oops.. I see a problem arising... some use comma's to indicate decimals and some use points..
154 320 986,25 Oops.. I see a problem arising... some use comma's to indicate decimals and some use points..
H Ho3n3r Ho3n3r Jan 6, 2012 #9 Roland Warmenhoven said: 617283945 Mmm... should get interesting after a while. Maybe you should set a limit to the numer of decimals.. like..100? Click to expand... Yeah OK, let's make it 50...
Roland Warmenhoven said: 617283945 Mmm... should get interesting after a while. Maybe you should set a limit to the numer of decimals.. like..100? Click to expand... Yeah OK, let's make it 50...
Roland Roland Jan 6, 2012 #10 Technically, I can go again now.. 4 822 530,82031250000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
Bradley Vanian Bradley Vanian Jan 7, 2012 #13 It's confusing when you use a comma for a decimal point. 602816.352539625
Roland Roland Jan 7, 2012 #16 75 352.0340674531250000000000000000000000000000000000000 Decimal points are a crime over here so shhh... don't tell anyone
75 352.0340674531250000000000000000000000000000000000000 Decimal points are a crime over here so shhh... don't tell anyone
Bradley Vanian Bradley Vanian Jan 7, 2012 #20 There must of been tonnes of mistakes by now. 4709.50021275125