Double.IFloatingPoint<Double>.GetExponentShortestBitLength Method
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Gets the length, in bits, of the shortest two's complement representation of the current exponent.
virtual int System.Numerics.IFloatingPoint<System.Double>.GetExponentShortestBitLength() = System::Numerics::IFloatingPoint<double>::GetExponentShortestBitLength;C#
int IFloatingPoint<double>.GetExponentShortestBitLength();abstract member System.Numerics.IFloatingPoint<System.Double>.GetExponentShortestBitLength : unit -> int
override this.System.Numerics.IFloatingPoint<System.Double>.GetExponentShortestBitLength : unit -> intFunction GetExponentShortestBitLength () As Integer Implements IFloatingPoint(Of Double).GetExponentShortestBitLengthThe length, in bits, of the shortest two's complement representation of the current exponent.
| Product | Versions |
|---|---|
| .NET | 7, 8, 9, 10 |
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