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Name: Kernel-nice.688
Ancestors: Kernel-eem.687

Provides a naive #printShowingMaxDecimalPlaces: and #printOn:maxDecimalPlaces:

To be tested...
{
0.7 printShowingMaxDecimalPlaces: 3.
2.0001 printShowingMaxDecimalPlaces: 3.
-1.9994 printShowingMaxDecimalPlaces: 3.
}

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Name: Collections-bf.475
Ancestors: Collections-cmm.474

Add Stream>>print:maxDecimalPlaces:

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Name: Graphics-bf.193
Ancestors: Graphics-nice.192

Fix Color printing to show at most 3 decimal places

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Name: KernelTests-nice.219
Ancestors: KernelTests-nice.218

Add a test to demonstrate that despite being internally represented in base 2, a Float cannot compute floorLog: 2 exactly if it only rely on inexact log: implementation.

Indeed, an error on math functions values up to 3 ulp is compliant with IEEE 754 floating point standard.

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Name: Kernel-nice.689
Ancestors: Kernel-nice.688

Let #floorLog: be exact in the base used by underlying Float implementation (currently 2 is hardcoded because Float class>>base was not implemented).
In other cases, warn about possible rounding errors.

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