This is probably a super easy thing to solve, but I just can't think of an elegant solution right now.
Given the following numbers, how do I find the 开发者_JS百科precision (.0001) of each number.
126.01
1.3450
Update: The number of digits after the decimal.
The output from the top two numbers would be.
.01
.0001
You can't. All Number
s have the standard JavaScript precision.
If you had "126.01"
and "1.3450"
(i.e. String
s), then you could do something like:
console.log("The precision of " + str_number + " is " + str_number.split('.')[1].length + " decimal places");
Or use 0
if you want significant figures instead.
Maybe try building a simple function like:
function acc(num) {
var splt = num.toString().replace(/\.|$/, '.').split('.');
return splt[1].length
? 1 / Math.pow(10, splt[1].length)
: Math.pow(10, /0*$/.exec(splt[0])[0].length);
}
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