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Python – Limit number of decimals in integer for speed
I want to calculate some values and I know I can do it much faster if I can use integers rather than floats.
So here’s my question:
I know Python doesn’t have any constant in place for precision, but is there a way to make it so when I add a number like this:
x = 0.1 * 10
…I won’t have to add a decimal as many times?
It’s a lot easier to type when you don’t have to add another.0 every time you do the math.
Thanks for your help!
A:
Try to use the float as a fixed point number.
>>> x = 0.1
>>> x.quantize(0.1)
0.1000000000000000055511151231257827021181583404541015625
You can use this in your code, and calculate many floats in the same way without increasing overhead.
>>> import timeit
>>> import math
>>> timeit.timeit(“math.pi * 10**3”, “import math; a=0.1*10**3”)
0.00070874867719980399
>>> timeit.timeit(“math.pi * 10**3”, “import math; a=float(0.1) * 10**3”)
0.00299550569989590598
>>> timeit.timeit(“math.pi * 10**3”, “import math; a=0.1 * 10**3”)
0.0030807219300638065
>>> timeit.timeit(“math.pi * 10**3”, “import math; a=float(0.1) * 10**3”)
0.00274577487728059508
>>> timeit.timeit(“math.pi * 10**3”, “import math; a=0.1 * 10**3”)
0.00284186210635391784
>>> timeit.timeit(“math.pi * 10**3”, “import math; a=0.1 * 10**3”)
0.00281890723510402316
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