types - Maximum value vs. size of long and double in .NET -


It is known that both long and double nat sizes are 8 bytes. However, double long enough store in large numbers Can do. How can it be that after digit point, there is also a need to accumulate figures of digits?

Small version of the question:

Mathematics.p. (2, 64) == tall .MaxValue Math.Pow (2, 64) & lt; Double. Maximum value

The short answer doubles only stores the most important data, not the diagrams in all the digits. Like if you have double> maximum time value after the point of decimal, will not accumulate any information for the digits or any data on the left side of the DCMML point.

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