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getting trailing zeros with 1 during pandas read - fullstop - Jan-05-2020 I am reading a simple csv file with multiple columns. One of my column have 2 different values, one is 1.444 and other is 1.908 When I am reading the csv using df = pd.read_csv('file.csv')i got correct values for 1.444 but for 1.908 I am getting 1.9080000000000001 Why these extra '0's with '1' in the end. How can I avoid this. RE: getting trailing zeros with 1 during pandas read - ichabod801 - Jan-05-2020 This is just an artifact of floating point numbers. Floating point numbers (which most computer programs use for decimal numbers) are not stored in a way that is always exactly precise. So sometimes you get those teeny little bits on the end. If you don't do a ton of calculations, you can generally just ignore them by just ignoring digits above a certain precision threshold. |