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In terms of actual numbers in the physical world, sure, but the usual kind of floating point numbers don't have a concept of precision, and you're getting all 2
by bigbillheck 3y ago
In terms of actual numbers in the physical world, sure, but the usual kind of floating point numbers don't have a concept of precision, and you're getting all 23 bits whether you want them or not.
Humans know the difference between "1.0" and "1.0000" but they're the same to the computer.