WASM can even do 32-bit integers, which JavaScript can't, so uses floats instead.
JS has had byte arrays like Int32Array for a while. The JS engines will try to optimize math done into them/with them as integer math rather than float math, but yeah you still can't use an integer directly outside of array math.
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JS has had byte arrays like Int32Array for a while. The JS engines will try to optimize math done into them/with them as integer math rather than float math, but yeah you still can't use an integer directly outside of array math.