How to get absolute value from double - c-language

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I want the absolute-value from a negative double - and I thought the abs-function was as easy to use as in java - but NOT   It seems that the abs-function returns an int because I have the value 3 8951 and the output is 3 000000  double d1   abs -3 8951   printf  d1      lf   d1     How can I fix this problem  That is - I want the absolute value of a double

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Use fabs    in math h  to get absolute-value for double   double d1   fabs -3 8951

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I have found that using cabs double   cabsf float   cabsl long double     cabsf float     cabs double     cabsf long double  is the solution

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It s worth noting that Java can overload a method such as abs so that it works with an integer or a double  In C  overloading doesn t exist  so you need different functions for integer versus double

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Use fabs instead of abs to find absolute value of double  or float  data types  Include the  lt math h gt  header for fabs function     double d1   fabs -3 8951

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use fabs     double sum primary diagonal 0    double sum secondary diagonal 0    double difference   fabs sum primary diagonal - sum secondary diagonal

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