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9.99%5=4.99 but 9.99999999999999999999%5=0, why?
In Python(3.6.4) if the input is 9.99%5 the output is 4.99, and so on for about 15 9s after the decimal point, but if the input is 9.99999999999999999999%5 the output is 0.0. Why is this happening and why exactly after this number of decimals?
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Since you cannot find a real number between 9.999... (repeating nines) and 10, they are the same number. They're just a different way of representing the same number.
Reference https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/9-99999-10.212487/