I am trying to find 2 at the power of 601, but my calculator doesn't have a large enough screen, so I decided to make a program for my computer to do this, but when I get to a high number the computer only prints : 1.#INF00. Is there any way to do it? My code is the fallowing: - #include <iostream>
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#include <stdio.h>
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#include <math.h>
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using namespace std;
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float a;
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float x;
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float y;
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main()
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{
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x=2;
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y=601;
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a = pow(x,y);
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printf("%f",a);
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cin.get();
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}
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May 23 '07
22  6250  DeMan 1,806
Top Contributor
NTL should support large integer arithmetic using ZZ......
does this print in exponential notation?
NTL should support large integer arithmetic using ZZ......
does this print in exponential notation?
Thanks, It Works Perfectly Now! Though I had to change the pow function and make one of my own that would work with NTL, But Now my program works just as I wanted!
Thanks to everybody who helped me!
Alexandre Proulx http://www.alprogramming.wetpaint.com
www.alprogrammi ng.wetpaint.com
DeMan 1,806
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That's what (most of us) are here for....
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