Yes, and JS is considered a shit language by everyone who isn't a JS fanboy. What's your point? Most other languages come with libraries for arbitrary precisio

Yes, and JS is considered a shit language by everyone who isn't a JS fanboy. What's your point? Most other languages come with libraries for arbitrary precision arithmetic where people who know what they are doing^tm can get the right answers. >A nice feature of Excel is that the caveats are visible, because unlike writing code, Excel is reactive and interactive. Unlike any programming language I know I can change the results in excel by changing the presentation of the data.