Title is self-explanatory. What is a good way, with just math preferably, to get the number of digits from a Java double?
123 => 0
1.12 => 2
1.0001 => 4
2.340000 => 2
0.10 => 1
I have a double d = 0.320 for example.
As far as I know, for the compiler / jvm / computer:
System.out.println(0.0100000 == 0.01); // prints true...
This should get the amount after the dec:
Double d = 123.9343;
String[] div = d.toString().split("\\.");
div[0].length(); // Before Decimal Count
div[1].length(); // After Decimal Count
Explanation: You first turn the double into a string and use the split
function to split the string from the .
Once it is in 2 pieces you can then find the length of the string easily with the length
function.