Does JavaScript Number.toString method lose accuracy after a threshold?
The output of the following: let x = 10**23; console.log(x.toString(16)) comes out 152d02c7e14af6000000 which actually computes to 99999999999999991611392 and not 10**23. Interestingly enough, the following doesn’t compute to false: let x = 10**23; console.log(x==parseInt(x.toString(16),16)) Am I getting something wrong here? >Solution : JavaScript numbers are floating point, which lose precision the larger they get. When… Read More Does JavaScript Number.toString method lose accuracy after a threshold?