An issue with this code is actually the equal test of double (floating point numbers).
if (list[i] == list[j]) ...
It is more common to test almost equal almost equal.
if (Math.abs(list[i] - list[j]) < EPSILON) ...
An issue with this code is actually the equal test of double (floating point numbers).
if (list[i] == list[j]) ...
It is more common to test almost equal.
if (Math.abs(list[i] - list[j]) < EPSILON) ...
An issue with this code is actually the equal test of double (floating point numbers).
if (list[i] == list[j]) ...
It is more common to test almost equal.
if (Math.abs(list[i] - list[j]) < EPSILON) ...
An issue with this code is actually the equal test of doubledouble (floating point numbers).
if (list[i] == list[j]) ...
It is more common to test almost equal.
if (Math.abs(list[i] - list[j]) < EPSILON) ...
Cheers!
An issue with this code is actually the equal test of double (floating point numbers).
if (list[i] == list[j]) ...
It is more common to test almost equal.
if (Math.abs(list[i] - list[j]) < EPSILON) ...
Cheers!
An issue with this code is actually the equal test of double (floating point numbers).
if (list[i] == list[j]) ...
It is more common to test almost equal.
if (Math.abs(list[i] - list[j]) < EPSILON) ...
An issue with this code is actually the equal test of double (floating point numbers).
if (list[i] == list[j]) ...
It is more common to test almost equal.
if (Math.abs(list[i] - list[j]) < EPSILON) ...
Cheers!