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His point was that this number is too large to store it in a Javascript Number variable (which is a IEEE 754 double).
by andor 13y ago
His point was that this number is too large to store it in a Javascript Number variable (which is a IEEE 754 double).
- shawnz 13y agoOK, so the provided number format is not sufficient for the kind of numbers he is trying to deal with. So instead you would represent it as a string and handle the encoding/decoding of that number yourself. How is that different from the XML way where there is no provided number format to begin with, and everything is a string?
- boomlinde 13y agoThat's completely irrelevant. Grok the JSON specs and reconsider what the javascript number format has to do with it.