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Hi,
I have found that the float parser consumes all of the input "42.". I would have expected that it would only consume "42" since there is no fractional part. In my personal opinion, "42." is not a floating point representation, while "42" is.
Hi,
I have found that the
float
parser consumes all of the input"42."
. I would have expected that it would only consume"42"
since there is no fractional part. In my personal opinion,"42."
is not a floating point representation, while"42"
is.Here is an Ellie demonstrating this problem: https://ellie-app.com/3gJXCLHPGqJa1
If this is not a bug, I would propose to document that behavior and how to work around it.
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