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@BilluBhai07 @maybe_riya This phenomenon arises from how numbers are represented and stored in computer memory. In JS, numbers are stored in a binary format using a fixed amount of memory. However, not all decimal numbers can be accurately represented in binary, which can lead to small rounding errors
Did you know this #tip ?
In #Javascript#Typescript, you can use these 2 shorthand operators to manage number powers easily.
First operator : the double asterisk '**'
Eg: 10**3 (= 10^3) ==> 1000
Second operator : the 'e' operator for powers of ten
Eg: 2e3 (= 2*10^3) ==> 2000