The error propagation for general numerical method in ordinary differential equations ODEs is studied. Three kinds of convergence, theoretical, numerical and actual convergences, are presented. The various components of round-off error occurring in floating-point computation are fully detailed. By introducing a new kind of recurrent inequality, the classical error bounds for linear multi-step methods are essentially improved, and joining probabilistic theory the "normal" growth of accumulated round-off error is derived. Moreover, a unified estimate for the total error of general method is given. On the basis of these results, we rationally interpret the various phenomena found in the numerical experiments in part I of this paper and derive two universal relations which are independent of types of ODEs, initial values and numerical schemes and are consistent with the numerical results. Furthermore , we give the explicitly mathematical expression of the computational uncertainty principle and expound the i