Re: Problems with Time

	Subject: Problems with Time
	Date: mer 24 apr 19 02:00:09 +0000

Quoting Andy Jones ([email protected]):

>    I’d expect `time – t` to be slightly different from `Time.now – t`,
>    of course, but why does it appear to have different precision?–
>    `Time.now`, `time` and `time – t` are all of class Time, so there–s
>    nothing funny there?

The precision is the same. But when you print 'time-t', you actually
print

time-(time-(d*60*60*24))

you actually print d*60*60*24 , which is integer, although stored in a
floating-point variable.

What you see in 'Time::now-t' is slightly larger, and this amount is
seen in the decimals (my differences are much smaller than yours...).

Carlo

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