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Asked: 2026-06-08T06:42:33+00:00

I have an array which fluctuates about between 0.1429 and 0.1428 it doesn’t seem

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I have an array which fluctuates about between 0.1429 and 0.1428 it doesn’t seem to have a real top or bottom though so those numbers could vary.

if(myarray[N-1]<myarry[N]){/*always happens*/}
if(myarray[N-1]>myarry[N]){/*never happens*/}

the numbers are fractional so there must be smaller fraction in the numbers to show curves on my chart eg: 0.14285216

I am having real trouble with ‘greater than’ ‘smaller than’ < > I think it’s because i’ve not got numbers bigger than 1 (myarray[N-1] shows 0 always)

can I do something to my data like increase the range or use another method to ‘<>’?

really stuck

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  1. Editorial Team

    I’m guessing that what you want to do is display the numbers in an array so as to see the differences between them? The reason for your always/never situation is that the array is sorted, which is probably a good thing. Anyway, to display a greater number of digits, you can use format specifiers, such as

    printf ("my ith number: %.10f", myarray[i]);

    This will give you myarray[i] with 10 decimal places.

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