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## strtod

Syntax

    #include <string.h>
    double strtod (const char *string, char **endptr)

Arguments

- string is the pointer to the character string that is to be converted to a numeric double value
- endptr is the pointer to the pointer to a string of unrecognizable characters

Return Value
The converted numeric value of the double type
Explanation
It converts the string specified by the string argument to a numeric value of the double type. It parses the character string by using this format:
[whitespace][{sign}][digits][.digits][{e|E}[sign]digits]
Where:

- whitespace consists of one or more spaces, NULL characters, or tab characters
- sign is + or -
- digits is the decimal character string consisting of more than one digit

As shown, an exponent part following e or E can be placed after the decimal number. Conversion is terminated when an unrecognizable character appears as a part of number. If endptr is not NULL, you can set a pointer to *endptr to determine which unrecognized character terminated the conversion.
Note
This standard function comes with NuSystem.

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Last updated March 1998