Weird Stuff with a if statement

[DouDou]

Either i am seing things but i dont understand why a condtional statement is satisfied upon exection of the code, while in reality it is not.

double myVar1=MyFunc1();
double myVar2=MyFunc2();
if(myVar1>=myVar2)
{
...

when i debug, myVar1 is -0.8010, myVar2 is -0.2001. Which means that myVar2 is larger than myVar1 , which obviously does not satisfy the if statement, yet the code think it is statisfied and steps into the block after the if statement!!!!???????

[Disch]

You must be looking at it wrong. There's no way that could be happening.

EDIT: how are you viewing these numbers? Perhaps it's being printed in scientific notation and the exponent is throwing you off.

[fafner]

What type does MyFunc1() and MyFunc2() return? And when in the execution are you reading the values?

[DouDou]

I am using VS2010 debugger, i placed a breakpoint at the conditional statement, hover the cursor over the myVar1 and myVar2.
MyFunc1 and MyFunc2 are fucntions returning values of type double.

[Ben Duncan]

Can you copy the actual message that VSE2010 prints?

[DouDou]

What do you mean by message?
when i hit the breakpoint at the if statement, then press F11 (step into), the code enter the block after if statement even though the condition is not true

[hanst99]

Are you sure you didn't just accidentally write <=?

@Ben - his debugger doesn't give him any messages.