Why does this code as 536870 9 12 as output and 536870911.5?
var z: double = 1073741823.0 / 2.0; Debug.Log (z.ToString ("F15")); And how can I get this 536870911.5 output? It seems strange to me ...
You can use it by using C #:
double test = 1073741823.0d / 2.0d; // = 536870911.5 debug Log (test);
And in the Unity script, you only need to add DS
var test: double = 1073741823.0d / 2.0d; // = 536870911.5 debug Log (test);
Without double notation, the Unity script is parsing the number as another type. (Most likely an integer)
does not work as the interpreter is not casting them properly:
var test: double = 1073741823.0 / 2.0; // = 536870912 debug Log (test); I think it is reading: double = int / int;
Very interesting This is another reason I encourage developers to go to C #.
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