I've run into some strange behaviour when converting values to strings that require rounding up. For example, see the code snippet below:
var b decimal.Big
b.SetString("9.996208266660")
fmt.Println(fmt.Sprintf("%.2f", &b)) // Should be 10.00, but is 1.000
b.SetString("0.9996208266660")
fmt.Println(fmt.Sprintf("%.2f", &b)) // Should be 1.00, but is 0.100Other values appear to be fine – this appears to only happen when rounding up to include an additional digit, almost as if the decimal point is being outputted 1 position left from where it should be. Any idea why this may be happening? More examples can be found here. Thanks!
I've run into some strange behaviour when converting values to strings that require rounding up. For example, see the code snippet below:
Other values appear to be fine – this appears to only happen when rounding up to include an additional digit, almost as if the decimal point is being outputted 1 position left from where it should be. Any idea why this may be happening? More examples can be found here. Thanks!