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From: Robert C. Duvall <rcd@cs.duke.edu>
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Date: 29 Jan 1999 08:43:10 -0500
Re: Quick question...
> Also, I don't suppose you want us to deal with floating point numbers
You certainly do not need to parse loating point numbers (although
atof will do it for you). However, if you choose to represent
expressions as floats internally, that is your business. Just
remember that to document your choice since it effects the user's
expectations about your program (i.e., what does div, /, do?).
> for example the sin function or
I get this example.
> the mod function)?
huh?
Good luck,
rcd
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Robert C. Duvall
Lecturer, Duke University
rcd@cs.duke.edu
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