#include#include using namespace std; using namespace decimal; int main() { decimal<3> num1 = 3.141; decimal<4> num2 = 4.5678; decimal<5> num3 = num1 + num2; cout << num3 << endl; // outputs "7.7088" return 0; }
#includeIn this example, we create a decimal variable and then use the `abs()` and `round()` functions provided by the Decimal library to find the absolute and rounded values of the variable, respectively. We then output the results. Overall, the Decimal library can be very useful for applications that require high precision arithmetic.#include using namespace std; using namespace decimal; int main() { decimal<4> num = 5.6789; decimal<4> abs_num = abs(num); decimal<4> rounded_num = round(num); cout << "Absolute value: " << abs_num << endl; // outputs "5.6789" cout << "Rounded value: " << rounded_num << endl; // outputs "5.6790" return 0; }