[RESOLVED] [2.0] Float

Hi all
Look that sub in the class

C# Code:

class cone
{
    float ht, rd;
    public void set(float h, float r)
    {
        ht = h;
        rd = r;
    }
}

C# Code:

cone c1;
c1=new cone();
c1.set(12.34,23.0);

ERROR HERE c1.set(12.34,23.0);
CAN NOT CONVERT DOUBLE TO FLOAT. WHY??

"float" is an alias for Single. If you don't specify otherwise, any literal number with a decimal point in it is a Double. You cannot implicitly convert a Double to a Single because it is a narrowing conversion, i.e. data could be lost. If your method is expecting floats then you need to pass floats to it. To force a literal to type float you use an "F" suffix:

C# Code:

c1.set(12.34f, 23.0f);

Quote:

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Originally Posted by jmcilhinney

"If your method is expecting floats then you need to pass floats to it. To force a literal to type float you use an "F" suffix

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Thanks sir :wave:
It's working fine now.Can you give the list of more suffix in C# , that we have need to use in the code.

What did your last slave die of? ;) Look it up on MSDN, as you should ALWAYS do first. I think I may have mentioned that once or twice. Someone will take notice one day.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by jmcilhinney

Someone will take notice one day.

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Today:bigyello:

Thanks sir