Help. I am fealing extreamly stupid righ now and cannot solve this simple problem (no code necessary just a pointer)
What i have is a set of numbers
1.3e-3 3.7e-5 102 46 1e-4 1e-12
all numbers are 10x larger or smaller then any other number in the group(i cannot even express myself correctly). What i need is to place them in the array depending on how meny decimal places they occupy given that if they are > 1 the an ofset by the largest number has to be takon in considereation:

table was updated  $a[2] was missing , sorry, thnx choroba !!

$a[0] = 102; #1e2 $a[1] = 46; #1e1 $a[2] = 0; #1e0 $a[3] = 0; #1e-1 $a[4] = 0; #1e-2 $a[5] = 1.3e-3#1e-3 $a[6] = 1e-4 #1e-4 $a[7] = 1e-5 #1e-5 ... $a[14] = 1e-12 #1e-12
how do i do this without using those chaines of if-else blocks

thnx


In reply to place floats into array by baxy77bax

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