If statement gets passed over even though the conditions shouldn't let it

I have this if statement:

Code (CSharp):

1.  
2.              Debug.Log(Mid_Offset_Floor_Length_X + " " + Floorlength + " " + Mid_Offset_Floor_Width_Y + " " + Floorwidth);
3.              if (Mid_Offset_Floor_Length_X == Floorlength && Mid_Offset_Floor_Width_Y < Floorwidth)
4.             {
5.                 Debug.Log("X is equal to length, Y is less than width.");
6.                 Debug.Log(Mid_Offset_Floor_Length_X);
7.                 Debug.Log(Floorlength);
8.  
9.                 NumofFloors -= 1;
10.                 floorNum += 1;
11.                 offsetFlrNum = 1;
12.             }

I have debugged TF out of it and I know what the values are and that's what they are. I have others that are similar, but this one just does not want to work.

I need another set of eyes on this.

Here's the debug log before the statement

Code (CSharp):

1. 61.214 61.214 24.638 36.83

 

https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Mathf.Approximately.html use this instead of the equality operator

 

so you are directly comparing floats to each other for equality. i would rewrite it in a such a way you can avoid this, since you will have issues with floating point precision which is likely the cause of your issue.

if you cant change the logic you might want to use https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Mathf.Approximately.html
instead of a equality check between floats

 

I rounded them to two decimals. Thought that would avoid that.

Also I have another statement doing the exact same thing that's working as expected....I'll try it.

 

@passerbycmc and @nilsdr

Thank you....that did the trick.