On 21/12/2008, at 12:57 PM, James Foster wrote:

>> FloatArray newFrom: {0.938611557944869}.
>> Expecting result is the entered float number, but evaluating gives  
>> - a FloatArray(0.938611567020416).
>
> The comment in the #'newFrom:' methods reads as follows: "Answer an  
> instance of me containing the same elements as aCollection." What  
> the above does is take a float, add it to an Array, then create a  
> FloatArray and add to it each element in the Array.
>
> If you want just the float number, you already have it:
>
> 0.938611557944869 class == Float

I think Nikolay's point is that the number isn't the same.

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