When I create a function float() (with locale parameter set to US) as follows: float("1,234,567.0123","US")and then do a print engine state, the numbers after the decimal point are missing
Article ID: KB0088090
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Description
Resolution:
This is because a float object can't take such a large floating numbers. That is, the number, "1,234,567.0123" exceeds float's MAX_VALUE. In this case, you should assign it to a double instead.
For instance, you should not assign a very big number to an integer where the value exceeds int's MAX_VALUE. In that case, you should assign it to a long instead.
In short, this is the expected behaviour of Java.
For example,
- float("1.00001") => 1.00001
- double("1,234,567.0123") => 1234567.0123
This is because a float object can't take such a large floating numbers. That is, the number, "1,234,567.0123" exceeds float's MAX_VALUE. In this case, you should assign it to a double instead.
For instance, you should not assign a very big number to an integer where the value exceeds int's MAX_VALUE. In that case, you should assign it to a long instead.
In short, this is the expected behaviour of Java.
For example,
- float("1.00001") => 1.00001
- double("1,234,567.0123") => 1234567.0123
Issue/Introduction
When I create a function float() (with locale parameter set to US) as follows: float("1,234,567.0123","US")and then do a print engine state, the numbers after the decimal point are missing
Environment
Product: TIBCO MessageBroker
Version: 4.1, 3.2.1.6
OS: All
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