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From: krymly on 11 Apr 2010 14:41 well basicly I wrote a little program. It should display a 1xSomething matrix with numbers, the thing is I want all the numbers to be displayed in a "normal" format, so not scientific, fractioned or anything. but this is what I get: 7250531517275832*2^(-39) 744 744 32953/25 Now am I doing anything wrong? if not then whats the problem?
From: Walter Roberson on 12 Apr 2010 01:37 krymly wrote: > well basicly I wrote a little program. It should display a 1xSomething matrix with numbers, the thing is I want all the numbers to be displayed in a "normal" format, so not scientific, fractioned or anything. but this is what I get: > 7250531517275832*2^(-39) > 744 > 744 > 32953/25 > > Now am I doing anything wrong? if not then whats the problem? Your problem is that you haven't defined what you mean by "normal" format, aside from defining that it is _not_ scientific, _not_ fractioned, and _not_ anything else either. Make sure you have not set 'format rational'. If the fractions were generated out of a symbolic process, then you may wish to use double() or vpa() on the numbers.
From: ben payne on 18 Apr 2010 12:16
krymly <hidde_norder(a)msn.com> wrote in message <780961510.547480.1271025731052.JavaMail.root(a)gallium.mathforum.org>... > well basicly I wrote a little program. It should display a 1xSomething matrix with numbers, the thing is I want all the numbers to be displayed in a "normal" format, so not scientific, fractioned or anything. but this is what I get: > 7250531517275832*2^(-39) > 744 > 744 > 32953/25 > > Now am I doing anything wrong? if not then whats the problem? On method would be to display the array result one element at a time. Alternatively, if the array is called "fish", then set the number of digits to be as large as the smallest value needs: vpa(fish,50) |