Hello all,
This is my first post in thins forum and I hope a newbie like me makes some sense with my questions.
I have a floating value
float f = 5.3606;
and I output a value
cout<<pow(f,n);
when n goes above 6, the representation of the floating number changes
as I increase n the precision after the decimal point goes on reducing , say after n = 5 , the value is a perfect integer and above that it gives me solution in the scientific format.
I need values in the standard floating point format with precision after the decimal point uncompromised.
What can i do ?
Regards
Ajay Nair