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It is useful to know how exactly arbitrary-precision decimals are implemented in one or another language. For example, for Python's decimal this is based on IEEE 854-1987.
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Personally I also interested in Java, but I don't have needed expertise to state it or find it.
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Rust has also a arbitrary precision type: https://crates.io/crates/scientific
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It is useful to know how exactly arbitrary-precision decimals are implemented in one or another language. For example, for Python's
decimal
this is based on IEEE 854-1987.Personally I also interested in Java, but I don't have needed expertise to state it or find it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: