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    When I store a floating point number( such as 1,5 or 1.5) Picbasic erase the numbers after comma

    is it picbasic's fault or Pic's fault??
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    No,

    Just programmer's fault who hasn't read his manual at all ...

    Where did you find PbP was using directly floating point numbers ??? Probably on another forum.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HYETİK View Post
    When I store a floating point number( such as 1,5 or 1.5) Picbasic erase the numbers after comma
    Store your 1.5 as 15 (or 15,0) and your float will float with picbasic.

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    I think I couldn't explain my problem
    I know this because of my poor english...

    When I store 655/10 to a variable and I write it in lcdout command it shows only 65

    I thought that pbp shows only number that are located before comma but when I product this variables with 100, at this time it showed 650

    Did you understand now?? I'm so bored, I tend to give up using pbp...
    because I saw that I can set variables as double or float in pic c...
    I don't want to stop using pbp heeelllppp...!!!!


    my pbp version:2.47
    mcs version 3.0.0.0
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    I designed a code that takes a numeric variable such as 12.34. But when I put it a var. picbasic takes it as "12" !!!

    Anybody can solve this problem??
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    in other word;

    how can I define double var. and use it in picbasic freely??
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    I comprehend that I must use 12.34 as 1234 and when I am using I must divide it 100.....


    Problem solved I wish I use 12.34 directly but....

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