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we are converting over c++ classes to c# at work (why ..well lets say that code that works in VS 2003 c++ dose not work in VS 2005 and we have no stong C++ programmers to fix the issues)

I have some thing like this

1.e-20

is e an exponet? and if so could change this to

1.0^-20 ?

for c#

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never mind

Math.POW(1.0,-20)

is the anwer

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"1.0e-20" or "1e-20" should work. (I don't have the C# spec handy but mcs accepts both.)

thanks, it was throwing strange errors before, so I did it the VB way, but it does work like this

void test()
{
double x =5;
double b = x * 2e-20;
}

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