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Pass the value if it is not zero
@mrsound wrote:
@2249kumar wrote:
i read your post,it was good and i tried an example. But what happens if the value zero is in the range between 10^12and 10^ -12. I have to eliminate the value (zero) in my written file with specified range. Any help?
10^12 = 1 000 000 000 000
10^ -12 = 0.00 000 000 000 1
How do you consider 10^12 being anywhere near zero?
@Ravens Fan wrote:
@mrsound wrote:
@2249kumar wrote:
i read your post,it was good and i tried an example. But what happens if the value zero is in the range between 10^12and 10^ -12. I have to eliminate the value (zero) in my written file with specified range. Any help?
10^12 = 1 000 000 000 000
10^ -12 = 0.00 000 000 000 1
How do you consider 10^12 being anywhere near zero?
It's not close to zero at all.
@2249kumar wrote:
sorry guys....i m stupid
back to graveyard.!
Please don't. We all make mistakes. 🙂
@mrsound wrote:
@Ravens Fan wrote:How do you consider 10^12 being anywhere near zero?
It's not close to zero at all.
Compared to 10^999999999999999999999 it is close enough.
Sorry about that. I know numbers don't go that high anywhere but in human imagination 
