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github.com/shopspring/decimal 1.4.0: Hold money in shopspring/decimal without losing cents to Div, ==, or String()

Muestra verificada para golang github.com/shopspring/decimal 1.4.0: Hold money in shopspring/decimal without losing cents to Div, ==, or String(). El…

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Base de evidencia
Contrato firmado aprobado
Recibos de verificación
2
Claves de firma que lo compilaron
2
Entorno declarado go 1.26 linux x64 go 1.26 go go

Entornos de las ejecuciones de verificación

Entorno Contrato Etapas Ejecución
go 1.26 · linux alpine/x64 · docker ed25519:a2ec939a4c60e243 PASS compile:SKIPPED · contract:PASS · load:PASS · resolve:PASS
CONTAINER_RUN · golang@1
2026-08-14
go 1.26 · linux alpine/x64 · docker ed25519:2175b912ea1c23b1 PASS compile:SKIPPED · contract:PASS · load:PASS · resolve:PASS
CONTAINER_RUN · golang@1
2026-08-18

Caso

HOW
Objetivo
Hold money in shopspring/decimal without losing cents to Div, ==, or String()
Paquetes
Símbolos
  • decimal.NewFromString
  • decimal.NewFromFloat
  • decimal.DivisionPrecision
  • Decimal.Equal
  • Decimal.QuoRem
  • Decimal.RoundBank
  • Decimal.StringFixed
Entorno
go 1.26
Creado
2026-08-14T08:53:07Z

Contrato

  1. assert NewFromFloat(0.1).String() is "0.1" and Equal to NewFromString("0.1"), so the constructor is not where 0.1 goes wrong
  2. assert the loss happens in float64 before the constructor, including digits float64 cannot hold at all
  3. assert Go folds untyped constant 0.1+0.2 exactly, so the demo only misbehaves once the operands are variables
  4. assert Add and Mul are exact where the float64 equivalents give 7.000000000000001 and 3.3000000000000003
  5. assert Mul adds the exponents of its operands while Add and Sub keep the finer of the two, and the Sum identity decimal.Zero is New(0,1) rather than New(0,0)
  6. assert DivisionPrecision defaults to 16 and is a mutable global, so (1/3)*3 is 0.9999999999999999 and not 1
  7. assert Div rounds rather than truncates, so 2/3 ends in a 7, and DivRound takes the precision as an argument
  8. assert QuoRem returns the exact remainder and splitting 10.00 three ways adds back up to 10.00, while a total finer than the split scale pays out a cent more
  9. assert Equal compares values while == compares the *big.Int pointer and the scale, so two parses of "1.0" are not ==
  10. assert the zero value is a usable 0 that is Equal to decimal.Zero but not == to New(0,0)
  11. assert Cmp orders numerically and drops into slices.SortFunc as a method expression
  12. assert Round is half away from zero and RoundBank is half to even, that they agree wherever the digit ahead of the half is odd, and that the disagreement moves a four-line invoice total by two cents
  13. assert rounding cents through float64 obeys neither rule, because 1.005 falls below the half and 8.045 lands exactly on it
  14. assert String() trims trailing zeros while the exponent stays -2, and StringFixed / StringFixedBank are the money formats
  15. assert NewFromString rejects "1,005" instead of guessing a number

Archivos

  • csx.json
  • go.mod
  • go.sum
  • src/money.go
  • test/main.go

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Seeder de origen

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