Number Precision In Javascript
Why 100 == 99.999 is true, however 100 == 99.99 is false in Javascript?
Solution 1:
What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating Point Arithmetic
and the shorter, more to the point:
Solution 2:
Where are you getting that result?
From Firebug console in Firefox 3.6.3
>>>100==99.99
false
>>>100==99.999
false
>>>100==99.9999
false
>>>100==99.99999
false
>>>100==99.999999
false
>>>100==99.9999999
false
>>>100==99.99999999
false
>>>100==99.999999999
false
>>>100==99.9999999999
false
>>>100==99.99999999999
false
>>>100==99.999999999999
false
>>>100==99.9999999999999
false
>>>100==99.99999999999999
false
>>>100==99.999999999999999
true
Solution 3:
Why is 100 == 99.999 true in Javascript?
It's not; whatever Javascript implementation you are using is buggy.
however 100 == 99.99 is false in Javascript?
Because they're not equal.
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