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[CyberAngel]

(09-22-2018 04:12 AM)Joe Horn Wrote:  

(09-20-2018 11:47 PM)CyberAngel Wrote:  What in the world?!

Example in CAS: dec(pi) --> "3.1415926535897824578569270670413970947265625"

not correct
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PS: you should all learn all the digits of pi

No, it's EXACTLY correct, all 44 glorious digits. The decimal number you showed above is EXACTLY what Prime's finite-state approximation of pi in CAS is equal to.

That's what the 'dec' program's purpose is, to reveal the exact INTERNAL value of a floating-point number in Prime's CAS (as explained in the posting linked above).

In that sense, yes,
but
I was referring to the pi itself. And the digits.

Approximation... rounded to 14 digits it's correct.
Okay.
The digits after the 897 are incorrect pi decimals
Every Real Nerd™ shouly immediately spot it.

Approximation... yes, indeed...