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Hi, first i have to say my congratulations for your project, very god job man. I am mading a simple calculator (my first Android app), and i have issues with the notation of results:
For example, if i do "10+10" instead of give me "20" as result it give me "2E+1".
You know how i cant fix it?
PD: sorry for my bad english
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Thank you, you are welcome.
The scientific notation is not produced by EvalEx, it is a result of the toString() method of the BigDecimal class.
You can use the toPlainString() method on the BigDecimal result to avoid the scientific notation.
Hi, first i have to say my congratulations for your project, very god job man. I am mading a simple calculator (my first Android app), and i have issues with the notation of results:
For example, if i do "10+10" instead of give me "20" as result it give me "2E+1".
You know how i cant fix it?
PD: sorry for my bad english
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: