Assinging values to type float
Peter Knight
prk at planet.bt.co.uk
Wed Aug 29 18:03:35 AEST 1990
RHMCSUPV at MIAMIU.BITNET (Douglas M. MacFarlane) writes:
>Excuse the novice question . . .
>
>I'm new to C and liking it, but this puzzles me. I'm using Microsoft
>C ver 5.1. When I assign a value to a float variable, I get a data-
>conversion warning (with warning level 2 set). Why?
>
>For example:
>
>float fValue ; /* define fValue as a floating point variable */
>
>other lines
>
>fValue = 35 ; /* produces a Data Conversion warning at compile time */
^^ This is an integer constant, as it does not
of the form 35.0, 35e0 or 3.5e1, etc, which are
floating point (actually double) constants.
Peter Knight
BT Research
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