Stored without a decimal for free, seems like it'd be up to the receiver to interpret it correctly.
What if you receive it in JS?
JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(1))
> 1
Ok, so it parses an int for free too... thus my confusion.
Regardless, you can still override anything it does considering the second argument to both `JSON.parse()` and `JSON.stringify()` allows you to provide your own function for handling the logic as you see fit.
What if you receive it in JS?
Ok, so it parses an int for free too... thus my confusion.Regardless, you can still override anything it does considering the second argument to both `JSON.parse()` and `JSON.stringify()` allows you to provide your own function for handling the logic as you see fit.