In C# the method Math.Ceiling returns a double value. Why does it not return int?
In C# the method Math.Ceiling returns a double value. Why does it not return
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In C# the method Math.Ceiling returns a double value. Why does it not return int?
The documentation says about the return value:
Therefore the return value has to be double since NaN, NegativeInfinity and PositiveInfinity are fields of Double.