I've got a MS Access 2007 DB with records of passed and failed attempts to pass an exam.
Student_id, Course_id, passed
S001 C001 0
S001 C001 1
S002 C001 1
S003 C001 0
'Passed' is used as a boolean where 0 is failed an 1 passed, but is stored as a number.
I want to build a query dis...
Is it possible to create an image or graphic using vector data that has decimal components that vary? And, of course, if its possible... then how?
For example: a vector has two points where point one is {9.56, 4.1} and point two is {3.456789,2.12345}.
Note: the precision varies from number to number.
...
I have an issue regarding the use of the following regular expression:
private Regex _regexDecimals = new Regex(@"[^.,0-9]");
when I use above the result is dat I can use
1
0,5
,5
1.0
but when I enter .5 it results in an error trying it to convert it to a double.
Now I've made the following regular expression:
private Regex _regex...
I have some number of miles and a speed in MPH that I have converted into the number of hours it takes to travel that distance at that speed. Now I need to convert this decimal number into hours, minutes, and seconds. How do I do this? My best guess right now is:
double time = distance / speed;
int hours = time; // double to integer con...
Hi!
I know there are several threads and posts regarding this issue in the internet and I've read them (not every article, I have to admit) but none of them did fully satisfy me.
My situation:
I'm using ODP.net (dll version 2.111.6.0) to access the Oracle DB (version 10 + 11) and a DataReader to retrieve the data (.NET 3.5, C#).
Using...
What is the reason that some people from Oracle background are using DECIMAL(31,0) for integers. In MySQL it is not efficient.
...
I can't figure out how to do a simple sum of decimal values.
Table<StaffTime> times = ctx.GetTable<StaffTime>();
var query = from t in times
select new
{
t.Hours.Sum()
}
Isn't Sum an extension method? What am I missing?
Bob
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I want the user to be able to type in a fraction like:
1/2
2 1/4
3
And convert it into its corresponding decimal, to be saved in MySQL, that way I can order by it and do other comparisons to it.
But I need to be able to convert the decimal back to a fraction when showing to the user
so basically i need a function that will conver...
Please, help me to identify problem in my C# code(WPF, event-handler):
private void Discount5Btn_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
decimal catPr;
decimal salePr;
string catPrStr;
catPrStr = PriceCatTBox.Text;
catPr = decimal.Parse(catPrStr);
salePr = decimal.Multiply(ca...
Hi
I'd like to check if a binary number has a '0' or a '1' at a specific position.
example:
if the binary number is: 101000100
checking at position zero (that is at
the rightmost '0') should result in
'0'.
checking at position 2 should result
in '1'.
checking at position 3 should result
in '0'.
checking at position 6 should result
i...
Hello,
iPhone/Objective-C/Cocoa newbie here. Based on a number of posts on stackoverflow, I have cobbled together an IBAction that I'm using in a basic iPhone calculator app that I'm building. The IBAction works with the numeric keypad to allow entry of decimal numbers without having to enter a decimal point.
I am trying very hard to ...
I am trying to add a value ($credit) to the value of a decimal (9,2 max length) field in a mysql database. The problem is that when I do this, it doubles the $credit and then adds it for some reason. I just want it to add it. The code I am using is:
mysql_query("update $table set earnings = earnings +$credit where username = ('$member')...
MS calculator on windows 7 has a "programmers" mode. When I type in (in binary): 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
and then click "Dec", the binary turns into -1. When I click Oct, the value turns into
1777777777777777777777
However, whenever I use an online converter, it doesn't work. I need to know ho...
I'm running into a paradigm problem here. I don't know whether I should store money as a Decimal(), or if I should store it as a string and convert it to a decimal myself. My reasoning is this:
PayPal requires 2 decimal places, so if I have a product that is 49 dollars even, PayPal wants to see 49.00 come across the wire. Django's Decim...
If 5 and 5.00 and 5.000 are all different, then why does Django's decimal field save without the .00 even when I have decimal_places=2
?
More importantly, how can I save a value 5.00 as 5.00 in Django without using String.
...
Does the SQL Server decimal data type stored the actual number of digits after the decimal for each value in a column?
For example
UPDATE [Mixes] SET [Concentration] = 0.0012500 WHERE [Id] = 1
where
Concentration Decimal(21,11)
Is it possible to retrieve the exact "0.0012500" value as entered by the user, or is it necessary to st...
Is there a pure python implementation of fractions.Fraction that supports longs as numerator and denominator? Unfortunately, exponentiation appears to be coded in to return a float (ack!!!), which should at least support using decimal.Decimal.
If there isn't, I suppose I can probably make a copy of the library and try to replace occurre...
I'm reading a decimal value from textbox1 and need to insert it to an decimal field in my database.
I having a trouble with "," and "." so first I'm replacing ","s with "." But unfortunately If I enter 1.34 in textbox, it becomes 134.00 in db.
string text = textBox1.Text;
text = text.Replace(",", ".");
decimal total = decimal.Parse(te...
I want to use Decimal class in my Python program for doing financial calculations. Decimals to not work with floats - they need explicit conversion to strings first.
So i decided to subclass Decimal to be able to work with floats without explicit conversions.
m_Decimal.py:
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import decimal
Decimal = decimal.Decim...
Hello,
Whenever I work with hexadecimal values, I do the conversion (if needed) into decimal in my head or with the help of a converter. Well I was thinking, if you work long enough and get used to hexadecimal, do you just 'see' the value (whatever that means), as when reading decimal ? I mean are you after a while able to read base 16 ...