Excuse my English
I think, we could just segregate tokens for decimal and real float and
make them interoperable.
Motivation:
Most of us works with business databases - all "floats" are really
decimals, algebraic operations
should work without float inconsistency and those operations rare so
Might be more interesting to think about replacing ints and Decimal
with implicit-denominator rational type. In the HTTP-NG typing
proposal, we called this a "fixed-point" type. See Section 4.5.1 of
http://www.w3.org/Protocols/HTTP-NG/1998/08/draft-frystyk-httpng-arch-00.txt
for details.
The cur
winlinchu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now, Python unified ints and long ints.
> For Python 3k, could be introduced a "Decimal" type
> (yes, Decimal, the library module!) in place of the
> actual float object. Of course, the Decimal type would
> be rewritten in C.
There is code which relies on st
Now, Python unified ints and long ints.
For Python 3k, could be introduced a "Decimal" type
(yes, Decimal, the library module!) in place of the
actual float object. Of course, the Decimal type would
be rewritten in C.
Thanks.
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