I’m studying about sys.maxsize .
As I know, sys.maxsize means largest “integer” value that py_ssize_t can store.
and I compared float(sys.maxsize) and sys.maxsize.
And I found there is difference between them which is point(.)
Even though I put sys.maxsize into float,
Doesn’t it has to be bigger than 9.22xxx?
Like float(922) is 922.0, Not 9.22
I want to know why float(sys.maxsize) gets smaller than sys.maxsize.
Thanks for the answers to my question, and hope you have a great day.
That point is caused by the fact that the __repr__
method of class float
uses the scientific notation.
Do you see that e+18
at the end? It means the number is the floated-point-number multiplied for 10
at the power of 18
.
If you don't want it to happen, simply avoid using float
, or represent the float
using numpy.format_float_positional.