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I have this code in C++
float result = -log(result)/0.5231-1.0;
And I converted that into Java code like this
float result = (float) (-Math.log(result)/0.5231-1.0);
Is this correct way to convert the c++ code?
Well, the first C++ statement is illegal. You are defining
result, and while initializing you useresult.But yes, the Java code does the same as the C++ code, if we ignore the irrelevant errors.