Hi, When I try to find the value of BigInteger data type for 2 to power 23,000, I am not able to see the value. Upto 2 to power 22000, I could display the biginteger value . I am on XP. Any solution/suggestion? Sastry
It works fine for me on GNU/Linux. What do you mean you can't "display" it? What's your code and what error/problem do you get?
I tried the following in order to make a BigInteger
representation of 2^23000
:
BigInteger bi = new BigInteger("2");
bi = bi.pow(23000);
System.out.println(bi);
And the number displayed was a very large number spanning 6925 digits. (I won't paste it here as it will span over 100 lines.)
This is with Java 6 SE version 1.6.0_12 in Windows XP.
According the API Specification, BigInteger
is an arbitrary-precision integer value which means it should be able to cope with very large integer values.
this limit for BigInteger is around 2^16 billion, though it has been noted that some functions don't behave correctly after about 2^2 billion.
My guess is that your console or IDE has problems displaying very long lines.