Java and Numbers precission

Hi all.
I've found java does not treat numbers as I expected. For instance, if I write the code:
public class multi {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println(0.29*100.0);
}I'm very surprised to see that the console shows me the result: 28.999999999999996 (obviously it should be 29.0). The only way I've found to get the correct result, it has been casting the numbers by attaching 'f' at the end of each other (so casting them explicitly to floats).
Has anyone found the same problem, is there an easy way to solve it without doing the explicit cast?
Thanks all.

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import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import java.text.*;
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001 shaving cream 400.00
999 razors 30.00
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import javax.swing.*;
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First answer: You shouldn't ask multiple questions in the same thread. Ask a specific question, with an appropriate subject line (optionally, assign the number of Dukes you are willing to give for the help). When question #1 is answered and question #2 arises, it's time for a new thread (don't forget to give out Dukes before moving on).
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Refer to
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/people/prasadbabu.nemalikanti3/blog/2006/03/30/xpath-functions-in-xslt-mapping
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Peter - does this tell you much?
Recovered File - no
Recovered MiniSave - no
Converted - no
Open As Copy - yes
Open Missing Plug-ins - no
Save As - yes
Created - yes
Transfered - no
Converted from QuarkXPress - no
Converted from PageMaker - no
Book - sync - no
Book - repaginate - no
Opened from InDesign Interchange - yes
Most recent Save - yes
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Save As on Windows 5.1 in app version 3.0.1.838 (FS InDesign Roman) build 838 on 16 July 2007 at 17:02
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