[avianlyric]

That’s because you haven’t looked at what floats are designed for. They were created for the purpose of high performance scientific computing, so they quite deliberately, and explicitly, trade off perfect accuracy for much greater performance.

Computers are perfectly good at providing infinite precision numbers and doing arithmetic on them, and most languages expose explicit number types for that purpose. But there’s a reason why floats are called floats, and not numbers. It’s because floats aren’t numbers (at least not base 10 numbers)! They’re a pretty accurate, but highly performant, approximation of base 10 numbers.