如果我有这个小功能：
<script type="text/javascript">
function printFloat(){
var myFloatNumber1 = document.getElementById('floatNumber1');
var myFloatNumber2 = document.getElementById('floatNumber2');
alert(parseFloat(myFloatNumber1.value) + parseFloat(myFloatNumber2.value))
}
</script>
<input type="text" id="floatNumber1"></input>
<input type="text" id="floatNumber2"></input>
<input type="button" onclick="printFloat()"/>
在字段1中,输入：221.58
在字段2中输入：2497.74
我期望输入字段中的2个数字的和为2位数字：2719.32
但结果是一个不正确的数字…：2719.3199999999997
一轮将做这个工作,但是我不知道为什么代码在这个数字上做到这一点…
在其他数字组合中,总和是正确的…
解决方法
Why don’t my numbers,like 0.1 + 0.2 add up to a nice round 0.3,and
instead I get a weird result like
0.30000000000000004?Because internally,computers use a
format (binary floating-point) that
cannot accurately represent a number
like 0.1,0.2 or 0.3 at all.When the code is compiled or
interpreted,your “0.1” is already
rounded to the nearest number in that
format,which results in a small
rounding error even before the
calculation happens.
在您的情况下,当您输入的值通过parseFloat()转换时,会发生舍入错误.
Why do other calculations like 0.1 + 0.4 work correctly?
In that case,the result (0.5) can be
represented exactly as a
floating-point number,and it’s
possible for rounding errors in the
input numbers to cancel each other out
– But that can’t necessarily be relied upon (e.g. when those two numbers were
stored in differently sized floating
point representations first,the
rounding errors might not offset each
other).In other cases like 0.1 + 0.3,the result actually isn’t really 0.4,but close enough that 0.4 is the shortest number that is closer to the result than to any other floating-point number. Many languages then display that number instead of converting the actual result back to the closest decimal fraction.
