c# - Is double Multiplication Broken in .NET?

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Because you've misunderstood floating point arithmetic and how data is stored.

In fact, your code isn't actually performing any arithmetic at execution time in this particular case - the compiler will have done it, then saved a constant in the generated executable. However, it can't store an exact value of 6.9, because that value cannot be precisely represented in floating point point format, just like 1/3 can't be precisely stored in a finite decimal representation.

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