“floating point”可以造什么句，floating point造句

So both of these stories involve floating point values, but only in this case am I actually allocating memory.

You can run into issues of things like overflow, underflow, with floating point numbers and when you see a whole bunches of ones, it's particularly a good time to be suspicious.

Oh, and the fact that you can't use the floating point processor directly to calculate transcendental functions (it's done in software instead).

Is there a better way to coerce an integer to a floating point in Ruby besides. Round (1)?