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The java.math package contains classes for arbitrary-precision integer and floating-point arithmetic. BigDecimalRepresents a floating-point number of arbitrary size and precision. Its methods duplicate the functionality of the standard Java arithmetic operators.
BigDecimal values can be useful for applications (such as financial applications) where rounding errors are problematic. BigIntegerRepresents integers that can be arbitrarily large. It defines methods which duplicate the functionality of the standard Java arithmetic and bit-manipulation operators.
Arbitrary-length integers are used in cryptography, and |
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