> This is not a problem of JS to be fair. This is floating point math.
This is binary floating point math, which shouldn't be the default in a language like JS. And in any event it's a design flaw for a language to blithely convert 0.2 which is decimal floating point to binary floating point without being asked.
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[ 2.9 ms ] story [ 12.5 ms ] thread> This is not a problem of JS to be fair. This is floating point math.
This is binary floating point math, which shouldn't be the default in a language like JS. And in any event it's a design flaw for a language to blithely convert 0.2 which is decimal floating point to binary floating point without being asked.