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19 year old here, I don’t understand how you would store something like cash if in an int? Do you just store $19.50 as 1950?
Yes, exactly. In the general case, find what your fixed quantization step is (e.g. milliseconds, cents, or smallest delta detectable by your sensor) and store your quantity as an integer multiple of the quantization step.
this is how trade software works too for tick sizes, people have lost a lot of money using floats for a tick price and setting conditions like if (x == y) and have x be 9.999999 instead of 10
Therefore the practice of using comparison with tolerance in some places and practice of using BigDecimals in others.
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