Java Programs for handling Really Big Numbers. That is number of characters it can interact with is
- At default is : 100 characters
- It can also take in Custom sizes if decided by the user.
- It is also auto-tuned to match the user's need as passed on during creation.
Special Classes For Benchmarking Time
- Stopwatch_Milli - For Measuring In Miliseconds
- Stopwatch_Nano - For Measuring In Nanoseconds
Classes In Stopwatch Classes (Same For Both the classes)
| Function Signature | Use |
|---|---|
| start() | To Start the Stopwatch |
| stop() | To Stop the Stopwatch |
| getElapsedTime() | returns elapsed time in Nanoseconds if the watch has never been started then return zero |
Constructors of ReallyBigDecimal
| Constructor Signature | Its Function |
|---|---|
| ReallyBigDecimal() | Innitalises a ReallyBigDecimal with 0(Zero) value. |
| ReallyBigDecimal(String _number) | Innitalises a ReallyBigDecimal With the Number Passed As the (_number). If it is not a number it throws a NumberFormatException. |
| ReallyBigDecimal(ReallyBigDecimal obj) | Innitalises a ReallyBigDecimal Creates a Clone of the Really Big number Passed as the Parameter. |
Note : Any Kind of Help is very useful and rewarding.
Devoloper's Notes : add(number1, number2) works. Yea !!!!!!!!