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by vbezhenar
811 days ago
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My opinion is that a safe approach is to use either 52-bit integer number or 64-bit floating number to keep JavaScript compatibility. JavaScript is too important and at the same time, the errors are too terrific (JS will silently round to the nearest 52-bit integer number which could lead to various exploits) to skip on that. If you need anything else, just use strings. |
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