> > >Mixing Decimal and float is nearly ALWAYS a user error. Doing it correctly >requires significant expertise in the peculiarities of floating point >representations. > So that I think user should declare floats explicitly (###.###f) - he will fall into float space only if he wish it. >So Python protects the user by throwing exceptions when >attempts are made to mix Decimal and floats. I hate it. I want to get float when I wish to get float. In that case i would like to write #f. I want to stay with decimals by default. (and I want decimals written in C) But it just an opinion of young inexperienced/unpractised man. Excuse my English.
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