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Note that this pure Python gives the same result:
>>> "%.0f" % float(1639873214337061279)
'1639873214337061376'
That's not surprising: int -> float conversion is limited to the precision of a Python float, which is a C double, which is almost certainly just 53 (not 64) significant bits. |
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