This is not true, JSON numbers are simply signed decimal numbers. They might be parsed into floating point (as is the case with JavaScript), or any other numeric type, which makes them unreliable without additional constraints beyond what JSON specifies.
This is not true, JSON numbers are simply signed decimal numbers. They might be parsed into floating point (as is the case with JavaScript), or any other numeric type, which makes them unreliable without additional constraints beyond what JSON specifies.