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This is about string representation; I've explained this in other threads. JS has one number format, but it *pretends* to make the distinction when converting to string, by notating floats with exact integer values differently (without a decimal point, unlike other languages).
Which is all fine and everything, until it starts spitting out decimal representations of integer values that aren't the actual integer value represented by a given float.
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