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Indeed, this is common to all languages/platforms that use IEEE-754 floating-point arithmetic. The decimal module is there for those cases where "close" isn't good enough - like when you want fixed precision because you're dealing with currency figures and there's no such thing as 3 ten-billionths of a cent.
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Indeed, this is common to all languages/platforms that use IEEE-754 floating-point arithmetic. The decimal module is there for those cases where "close" isn't good enough - like when you want fixed precision because you're dealing with currency figures and there's no such thing as 3 ten-billionths of a cent.
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Indeed, this is common to all languages/platforms that use IEEE-754 floating-point arithmetic. The decimal module is there for those cases where "close" isn't good enough - like when you want fixed precision because you're dealing with currency figures and there's no such thing as 3 ten-billionths of a cent.
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LinuxGal
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I was rewatching An American Werewolf in London a few days ago and I forgot she was in that.
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I was rewatching An American Werewolf in London a few days ago and I forgot she was in that.
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I was rewatching An American Werewolf in London a few days ago and I forgot she was in that.
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I was rewatching An American Werewolf in London a few days ago and I forgot she was in that.
