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# Floating Point Types Solutions

#### Floating Point Types Dersi Problem Çözümleri

1. Replacing `float` with `double` produces an outcome that is surprising in a different way:

       // ...

           double result = 0;

       // ...

           if (result == 1) {
               writeln("As expected: 1");

           } else {
               writeln("DIFFERENT: ", result);
           }

   Although the value fails the `result == 1` comparison, it is still printed as 1:

       DIFFERENT: 1

   That surprising outcome is related to the way floating point values are formatted for printing. A more accurate approximation of the value can be seen when the value is printed with more digits after the decimal point. (We will see formatted output in a later chapter.):

               writefln("DIFFERENT: %.20f", result);

       DIFFERENT: 1.00000000000000066613

2. Replacing the three `int`s with three `double`s is sufficient:

               double first;
               double second;

               // ...

               double result;

3. The following program demonstrates how much more complicated it would become if more than five variables were needed:

       import std.stdio;

       void main() {
           double value_1;
           double value_2;
           double value_3;
           double value_4;
           double value_5;

           write("Value 1: ");
           readf(" %s", &value_1);
           write("Value 2: ");
           readf(" %s", &value_2);
           write("Value 3: ");
           readf(" %s", &value_3);
           write("Value 4: ");
           readf(" %s", &value_4);
           write("Value 5: ");
           readf(" %s", &value_5);

           writeln("Twice the values:");
           writeln(value_1 * 2);
           writeln(value_2 * 2);
           writeln(value_3 * 2);
           writeln(value_4 * 2);
           writeln(value_5 * 2);

           writeln("One fifth the values:");
           writeln(value_1 / 5);
           writeln(value_2 / 5);
           writeln(value_3 / 5);
           writeln(value_4 / 5);
           writeln(value_5 / 5);
       }

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