How to represent decimal number
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a=180/255; in a matlab program and type 'a' in Command window, it shows the result as '0.7058823529411765' but when b=180; c=255; a=b/c; (which is doing the same function as above) and type 'a' in Command window, it shows the result as '1'
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James Tursa
am 10 Sep. 2016
I don't think you are giving us the complete picture. E.g., on my computer:
>> b=180; c=255; a=b/c;
>> a
a =
0.705882352941177
Please start over with a clean workspace, then type in the above and see what happens. I think you will get the expected results.
If you can reproduce your '1' with other code, please show us that code.
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Steven Lord
am 10 Sep. 2016
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One or both of the variables b and c are of type uint8. See this documentation page for information about how integer arithmetic is performed.
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