C# is there a problem with division?
- by Tom
This is a piece of my code, it is called every second, after about 10 seconds the values start to become weird (see below):
double a;
double b;
for (int i = 0; i < currAC.Length; i++ )
{
a = currAC[i];
b = aveACValues[i];
divisor = (a/b);
Console.WriteLine("a = " + a.ToString("N2") + "\t" + "b = " + b.ToString("N2"));
Console.WriteLine("divisor = " + divisor);
Console.WriteLine("a+b = " + (a+b));
}
and the output:
a = -0.05 b = 0.00
divisor = 41
a+b = -0.0524010372273268
currAC and aveACValues are double[]
what on earth is going on???? The addition result is correct every time, but the division value is wrong, yet it is reading a and b correctly??
EDIT: '41' is the value of the first calculation, ie when a = currAC[0], but this should not remain???
