Programming and Problem Solving with Java

(^620) | Multidimensional Arrays and Numeric Computation
5.Be wary of representational, cancellation, overflow, and underflow errors. If
possible, try to arrange calculations in your code to keep floating-point num-
bers from becoming too large or too small.
6.If your code increases the value of a positive integer and the result suddenly
becomes a negative number, suspect integer overflow.
7.Avoid mixing data types in expressions, assignment operations, argument
passing, and the return of a method value. If you must mix types, explicit type
casts can prevent unwelcome surprises caused by implicit type conversion.
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