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Provides absolute and relative approximations to
RealLike
types that have mixed in aSeparationBound
. The absolute approximations takeBigDecimal
for their context, returning aBigDecimal
that is equal to theRealLike
+/- the context (error). The relative approximations take aMathContext
specifying how many digits to determine the value of theRealLike
to.Note that a relative approximation of 0 is always 0.
Here, we mostly work with
java.math.BigDecimal
as its operations let you provide aMathContext
directly. However, I'm pretty sure thata.add(b, mc)
is equivalent to(a + b).round(mc)
.