feat: Implement printing of near-zero floats as zero #525
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This commit introduces a modification to the floating-point number printing logic. When a floating-point number's absolute value falls below a defined threshold, it will now be printed as exactly "0" instead of its very small non-zero representation. This change improves the readability of output by eliminating the visual clutter of extremely small numbers that are effectively zero for most practical purposes.
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This commit introduces a modification to the floating-point number printing logic. When a floating-point number's absolute value falls below a defined threshold, it will now be printed as exactly "0" instead of its very small non-zero representation.
This change improves the readability of output by eliminating the visual clutter of extremely small numbers that are effectively zero for most practical purposes.