Questions tagged [arithmetic-overflow]

Occurs when a calculation produces a result that is outside of the range of values a given storage location can store or represent. It is advised to also tag questions with the relevant data type, such as [integer] or [floating-point]. See also: [integer-overflow].

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Can't add two 32 bit numbers on MIPS

I am trying to write a code that makes it possible to add 2 numbers, even if they are 32 bits long. However my program won't work if I add two 32 bits numbers, or if I add two numbers that make a 32 bits number (like 2bi + 2bi). In thw first case I…
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Not a Number (NaN)

Why some numbers are defined as not a number(NaN) in floating point arithmetic? (Although they can be represented by IEEE format and indeed are real numbers)
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Arithmetic overflow error sql

I originally imported these files using the Import and Export Wizard from a fixed width file. I had planned to have the field in question, firms, as numeric (8,0) but I was getting an error about data type conversion failed. So I changed it varchar…
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Dictionary return object having count -1 ArithmeticFlowException

I am facing an issue in Arithmetic overflow, I have posted the detail in this question [Dictionary to ToList ArithmeticFlowException however I have found the reason, when I call the method Global.SereverConnections.TryGetValue(key, out…
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Arithmetic Overflow Error When running Update-Database EFCore

I'm getting this error while running Update-Database in EF Core: Arithmetic overflow error converting numeric to data type numeric. The statement has been terminated. This SQL segment is also highlighted. Failed executing DbCommand (10ms)…
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How to get rid of the arithmetic overflow

This is the code for the Triangle problem in codility that is throwing me an arithmetic overflow error. int solution(vector &A) { int i, n; n=A.size(); sort(A.begin(), A.end()); for(i=0; i
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