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Suppose my decimal number is 9766322441 so its corresponding is 70.30.65.9 but when this IP address IC converted back, its gives some different decimal number 1176387849 ... and when I convert the IP address pf google.com i.e 64.233.187.99 then it gives the 1089059683 and reverse conversion gives the correct IP address i.e 64.233.187.99 ... My question is what is wrong with the the above mention number? I also try with 9579342332 but the same result. It gives the wrong reverse conversion?? What is the reason behind it?? You could use this calculator for calculations. Vincenzo Pii IPv4

In the JSP: <input type = "number" name = "score" min = "0" max = "100" maxlength = "3" step = "0.01" /> In the Action: @Getter @Setter private Float score; When the value has decimal places (eg. 56,78 ), in the Action I get 5678.0 . This is due to the fact that Struts2 is not aware that in my country , is the decimal separator, not the thousands separator. Is there a way to instruct Struts2 to use the decimal separator of a specific Locale , so that it will be able to convert the floating numbers correctly ? When the value has decimal places (eg. 56,78), in the Action I get 5678.0 This is

My question may seem simple, but still can not get something that works. I need to customize the Math.round rounding format or something to make it work as follows: If the number is 1.6 he should round to 1, if greater than or equal to 1.7 should round to 2.0 . And so to all other decimal results with # .6 The way I'm doing the 1.6 being rounded to 2 shall be rounded to 1. How can I do that? Thank you! Simply do this: double threshold = 0.7; Math.round(x - threshold + 0.5); You could write a method that takes a double variable as input and returns the integer based on the first digit after the

In my window application I need masked textbox which accept real decmal numbers. eg. 1) 1.56 2) 22.34 3) 123.34 4) 12312.34 This all value should be valid. Can anyone tell me how can I do this? And ya if anyone have better solution for real decimal numbers, instead of this masked TextBox than I love to see it. Thanks... Use a custom control like this one (modify it to fulfill your needs): using System; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Text; using System.Windows.Forms; using System.Drawing; namespace CustomControls { public enum PasteRejectReasons { Unknown = 0, NoData,

Why we use + 55 for converting decimal to hex num . in this code we use +48 to convert integer to character . when temp < 10 . But when temp > =10 we use +55 . what does it mean by +55 ? #include<stdio.h> int main(){ long int decimalNumber,remainder,quotient; int i=1,j,temp; char hexadecimalNumber[100]; printf("Enter any decimal number: "); scanf("%ld",&decimalNumber); quotient = decimalNumber; while(quotient!=0){ temp = quotient % 16; //To convert integer into character if( temp < 10) temp =temp + 48; else temp = temp + 55; hexadecimalNumber[i++]= temp; quotient = quotient / 16; } printf(

If you have the following code: cout << hex << 10; The output is 'a', which means the decimal 10 is converted into its hexadecimal value. However, in the code below... int n; cin >> hex >> n; cout << n << endl; When input is 12, the output becomes 18. Can anyone explain the details of the conversion? How did it became a decimal value? I'm interested in the point where it became an int. If broken down, it would be: (( cin >> hex ) >> n); Is this correct? The hex manipulator only controls how a value is read - it is always stored using the same internal binary representation. There is no way for