moosetracks555
Electrical
I have a number like 25632 that I want to move into 2 integers so 25 is in one, and 632 is in the other. This seems like a simple task, and I am probably overcomplicating it. Any suggestions?
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I have a number like 25632 that I want to move into 2 integers so 25 is in one, and 632 is in the other. This seems like a simple task, and I am probably overcomplicating it. Any suggestions?
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moosetracks555
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I guess I should have posted what I am using now.
I take the 25632 * 0.001 and store it in X
Then I take X * 1000 and Store it in Y
If Y > X then I subtract 1 from X and that is my 25
Then I take my 25 from the last line * 1000 and put that in Z. Then I take the original 25632 - Z and that is my 632.
I take the 25632 * 0.001 and store it in X
Then I take X * 1000 and Store it in Y
If Y > X then I subtract 1 from X and that is my 25
Then I take my 25 from the last line * 1000 and put that in Z. Then I take the original 25632 - Z and that is my 632.
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