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Sure, JavaScript uses floats for everything. But the article seems to be actually mostly about real numbers: "The real numbers, along with our conventional noti
by blablabla123 8y ago
Sure, JavaScript uses floats for everything. But the article seems to be actually mostly about real numbers: "The real numbers, along with our conventional notion of addition and multiplication, form a field." (Ignoring the fact that there are finite fields that are properly closed under all operations)