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> I'd assert that decimal floating point in no way changes the scope of concerns or approach to numeric programming compared to binary floating point. Agree. W
by ronaldx 13y ago
> I'd assert that decimal floating point in no way changes the scope of concerns or approach to numeric programming compared to binary floating point.
Agree. What problem does this solve? That I can now represent 1/5 precisely?
All the other problems of representing floating point numbers and numbers generally are maintained.