008# puzzle on c

yeah! nice its a common sense there is a if loop, so there result is FALSE because there is a!

FALSE. When comparing, 0.9 is taken as a double instead of float so they are not equal. But according to this comparison, it would always print FALSE... If the comparison was for equality(==) then it would print TRUE if 0.9 was casted into float data type. I don't have a compiler in my comp, so I am not able to compile it and see the output..Am I right?

FALSE is the output. cuz, "a" is of float datatype, initialized to 0.9 but, in loop, we r checking whether a

Hi Output is obviously true as the condition get satisfied. I also verified in TC compiler. But as you told in some compilers even though we assign a=.9 when it comes to the condition it compares it with 0.899999 up to six mantissa. So 0.899999

I dunno... I probably will have to put it in the webpage hyperlink and find out if it works....