uaslattery has just confirmed that ukashifr gave himher $ 225 . 00 The purpose of responding to $ confirm is to ensure the comment doesn ' t get edited . <| sep |> I wasn ' t saying hardware is analog or the other way around . Sure , some is . We all know that . After rereading I have no idea how you jumped to that conclusion from my post . <| sep |> This is a good win . Miami is a legit team . <| sep |> 20161125 1555 UTC WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO MAKTA AND PPORO ? ! 😔😩😰 Attached pic Imgur rehostThis message was created by a botContact creatorjasie 3 k a m p s u b j e c t TweetsInCommentsBotSource codebot <| sep |> I know this is a C sub and C is my first love but let me suggest to OP , or anyone , to check out how other language families handle numbers . You can bring the perspective back to any language or library you might be building with . Scheme and CL has the core concept of exact and inexact numbers . Every number is either one or the other . In general , Lisps do an extremely mindful job of handling numbers with respect to exactness . You can ' t mislead yourself and the language will not mislead you . Every number , starting from user input , through all your calculations , to final results will be known as either exact or inexact . Fractions , floating point , integers , etc . You might start with an exact number , like or 5 but after some math operations , it may not longer be so . Obviously , right ? But the language ensures you ' ll know it , if you care to . Maybe the user gives you input of 3 . 3 and they mean exactly three and three tenths . Or maybe it ' s a measurement that was actually inexact to start with . Okay . It can be represented either way , if you know what you want . Hint IEE floats can ' t help you with an exact 3 . 3 but there are many alternatives . The closest double would be 3 telteltelteltel and the closest float would be 3 teltel 5 . Even if you ' re not a Lisper , it ' s something to meditate on . Section 6 . 2 Numbers in attachmentwikiWikiStartr 7 rs . pdf might be insightful if you haven ' t been exposed to CL or Scheme it ' s relevant and transferrable to any language if you ' re serious about number representation or relying on exactness .