alt Hacker NewsBut frustratingly, a JS BigInt is nothing like a BigInt in any other language.
In JS - BigInt is 64bit integer.
In anything else - BigInt is a arbitrarily large integer.
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Etheryte • today at 6:50 AM
This is simply not true? Or maybe I misunderstand what you mean?
Hm? JavaScript BigInts are arbitrary precision, and you need to use methods like BigInt.asIntN(64, a) to convert them to 64 bits