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If it's not a float or integer, it's a string.

• deleted 5y ago
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• quesera 5y ago
  And if it's currency, it should be an integer not a float.
  • bob1029 5y ago
    We use decimals for all currency and rate properties. Integer is fine in many cases too.
    • quesera 5y ago
      Be careful with floats: 20.40 == (20.39 + 0.01) => false ("decimal" can either be colloqually-equivalent to "float", or it can refer to a distinct data type which is supported by some languages and databases. A proper decimal type is currency-safe to use, if available.)