10 years ago I was able to get good result from ads, but now it is an absolute waste of money and it's not worth it anymore.
What is clunky about decimal type? You declare a decimal variable and then use it exactly like any other numeric type. Here is an example: https://dotnetfiddle.net/jjJHA6
Not if you use decimal type that is not available in JavaScript.
If you write in C# decimal a = 0.1m; decimal b = 0.2m; var result = a + b; then you will get exactly 0.3, because decimal is a special high-precision numeric type that doesn't have such issues.
I prefer to use other languages on backend something like C#, because JavaScript is too error-prone. You can't even just add two numbers (try (0.1 + 0.2) === 0.3) without some workarounds. and there are millions other…
10 years ago I was able to get good result from ads, but now it is an absolute waste of money and it's not worth it anymore.
What is clunky about decimal type? You declare a decimal variable and then use it exactly like any other numeric type. Here is an example: https://dotnetfiddle.net/jjJHA6
Not if you use decimal type that is not available in JavaScript.
If you write in C# decimal a = 0.1m; decimal b = 0.2m; var result = a + b; then you will get exactly 0.3, because decimal is a special high-precision numeric type that doesn't have such issues.
I prefer to use other languages on backend something like C#, because JavaScript is too error-prone. You can't even just add two numbers (try (0.1 + 0.2) === 0.3) without some workarounds. and there are millions other…