I need to use an unsigned double but it turns out C# does not provide such a type.
Does anyone know why?
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I need to use an unsigned double but it turns out C# does not provide such a type.
Does anyone know why?
Floating point numbers are simply the implementation of the IEEE 754 spec. There is no such thing as an unsigned double there as far as i know.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_754-2008
Why do you need an unsigned floating point number?