Is this expected behavior for evaluating Rationals:
Rational of a string produces the exact decimal as a fraction:
>>> Rational('.975159')
975159/1000000
evaluation is going to be affected by rounding
>>> Rational('.975158').n(2)
0.97
>>> Rational('.975159').n(2)
0.98
But why is the digit affecting rounding in the 6th decimal position when we
are trying to evaluate to the 2nd position? And I would have expected the
split to be much closer to 5000 than 5158.
/c
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