Different decimals of floats after JSON serialization

[platfowner]

• javascript:
  {"gas_price":0,"nonce":-1,"operation":{"is_global":false,"ref":"/transfer/0x09A0d53FDf1c36A131938eb379b98910e55EEfe1/0xbA58D93edD8343C001eC5f43E620712Ba8C10813/-Nh_Na-GOlQGmp3-UILA/value","type":"SET_VALUE","value":0.000001},"timestamp":1698213027857}

• python:
  {"gas_price":0,"nonce":-1,"operation":{"is_global":false,"ref":"/transfer/0x09A0d53FDf1c36A131938eb379b98910e55EEfe1/0xbA58D93edD8343C001eC5f43E620712Ba8C10813/-Nh_Ox3mmy08Hu8cnlvl/value","type":"SET_VALUE","value":1e-06},"timestamp":1698213384499}

This happens for numbers with exponent 5 or 6:

• 0.00001 vs. 1e-05
• 0.000001 vs. 1e-06
• 0.000012 vs. 1.2e-05
• 0.0000012 vs. 1.2e-06

Related issues:

• Need to add a limit for the minimum transferable AIN value ain-blockchain#1208

[platfowner]

ref: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1447287/format-floats-with-standard-json-module

[platfowner]

ref: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45332056/decompose-a-float-into-mantissa-and-exponent-in-base-10-without-strings

[platfowner]

Resolved.