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float Float1= BitConverter.ToSingle( tempByte,0) with temByte[0]= 0 temByte[1]= 0 temByte[2]= 160 temByte[3]= 127 Why after execution, i got Float1= NaN? Thanks
Because that data is one of the codes that represent the value NaN. Try for example { 0, 0, 128, 63 }.
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