> so many languages will round to the nearest integer if the float is within a certain margin What language does this? It is more likely that it is printing o

> so many languages will round to the nearest integer if the float is within a certain margin What language does this? It is more likely that it is printing out a truncated form but the number still contains that small difference, such as it will print "1.1" even though 1.1 isn't exactly representable in binary. This comes from the often used Grisu set of algorithms for printing which (in Grisu3) prints the smallest string that can represent the floating point bit pattern.