0.01 is 1e-2, not 1e-3
MarkSwanson opened this issue · comments
.01
1/100
1e-3
Also, if I type 1e-2 kalc gives me back 1e-3:
1e-2
1/100
1e-3
In both cases kalc should give me back 1e-2
Another example:
1e-2 * 1e-2
1/10000
1e-5
The answer should be 1e-4
its because '1/10^n' cant be represented in binary so my rounding system rounds it and changes it to a 1 but forgets to fix the exponent what great fun
fixed hopefully in a way that fixes all instances of this 4bd6372
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