xgeek116
Hello,
I have a specific need to convert floats that have only 0 (as fraction) for example :
6.0 => 6
6.2 => I need it to stay float
Thanks
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benwilson512
One option:
Basically just convert the float to an integer. If they evaluate as equal then it must have had no decimal part. If they are no longer equal, return the float.
mindok
Strangely (give vagaries of floats and equality testing across numeric types), this seems to work!
adamu
What
1.0 == 1actually does is convert1to1.0and compare the same types, which is why it works.