Can multiply 0.1, but can't multiply 0.000068

It shows result as 0, but should be 0.00068

Ashley

I guess I’ll point out that you didn’t provide enough information. What did you do exactly to get that result.

Anyways, the issue you’re having probably isn’t because of the math, it’s because the number is rounded a bit when it’s displayed as text. If you manually convert a number to text with str() then it doesn’t do any rounding.

I guess I’ll point out that you didn’t provide enough information. What did you do exactly to get that result.

Anyways, the issue you’re having probably isn’t because of the math, it’s because the number is rounded a bit when it’s displayed as text. If you manually convert a number to text with str() then it doesn’t do any rounding.

I'd used it:

Set text to: "Lenght: " & VidLenght & " Revenue per minute: " & RevenueperMinute & " MinuteRevenue: " & str(MinuteRevenue)

But MinuteRevenue is yet shown as 0

You are converting MinuteRevenue to an int, so you will get 0 until you reach 1.0 at least. (Put a length of 100000, and you get 6).

You are converting MinuteRevenue to an int, so you will get 0 until you reach 1.0 at least. (Put a length of 100000, and you get 6).

What to put instead of int?

Nothing.

Nothing.

You're just trolling.

The other user said it is not a bug.

But how create a calc app that can't multiply 0.000068, and I know there is not just int, but also float, and I'll test

Just remove "int", and it works.

He's not trolling. Construct has Typecasting. It will automatically convert from one type to another.

If you set a number variable with a string you will get the number. if the string is a number, otherwise you get NaN (Not a Number). In a text variable you can store what ever you want.

Number variables are always float. Int is the same as floor you need this only if you want no decimals.

Closing as not a bug.