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All Hardware scientific calculators I know round decimals for the last digit in a decimal.
e.g. if you divide 2 by 3 you would get
0.6666666667
instead of
0.6666666666
(obviously depending on the number of total digits)
I wonder whether this can (or should!) be done in this implementation as well as it as what users are probably used to?
Guess this could solve problems like in issue #18 in many cases?
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Yes, you're probably correct.
Unfortunately, this app (as with the other 'webapps-*') is mostly about demonstrating technologies[1] rather than producing a commercially viable application in its own right. Active development has mostly ceased, but I (or other of the primary developers) may spend some spare time to correct these issues, so I do appreciate them being filed. However, in that same light, pull requests are welcomed even more ;)
[1] https://01.org/html5webapps - although, of course, it is better that they work properly/as generally expected.
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All Hardware scientific calculators I know round decimals for the last digit in a decimal.
e.g. if you divide 2 by 3 you would get
0.6666666667
instead of
0.6666666666
(obviously depending on the number of total digits)
I wonder whether this can (or should!) be done in this implementation as well as it as what users are probably used to?
Guess this could solve problems like in issue #18 in many cases?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: