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Programming questions that are significantly affected or best defined by the underlying mathematics of the problem.
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CPU Architecture and floating-point math
You do not need floating point hardware to use floating point math.
IEEE-754 has a number of floating point lengths 80, 64, 32 and now a 16. There are other non-ieee floating point formats. … You might have been better off with integer math or keeping track of the decimal place yourself. …
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Which if statement requires less computation?
Well cant really answer this because
if (!b && c || a && c)
is not equal to
if ((! a && b) || c)
The truth tables for each are below, abc output:
000 0
001 1
010 0
011 0
100 0
101 1
110 0
111 1 …
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