Scott> I've been seeing a lot of "we'll have to use float(123)/100"
Scott> messages floating around, and I'd like to point out there is an
Scott> atof-able form for floating point numbers:
Scott> 256.7654e-7 = 2567654e-11
This isn't a general solution because when that floating point number is
marshalled for storage in the .pyc file it will be normalized and contain a
decimal point:
>>> f = 2567654e-11
>>> f
2.567654e-05
>>> import marshal
>>> marshal.dumps(f)
'f\x0c2.567654e-05'
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