Program Settings - Extreme number settings: The "Numerical Calculation Parameters" tab

There are only four settings in this tab, but each one is like a shot. Everything here revolves around precision, commas, and strange numbers that don't behave like normal numbers. Let's figure it out.

The tab contains 4 settings: transformation settings, mantissa settings, and options to enable the option to use transformation when using accuracy settings:

1. The parameter "When converting to another number system, use the accuracy settings" - this setting sets the parameter for configuring this option when converting a number to another number system when changing the number type to General tab
2. "When converting (converting to another number system), transform a certain number of digits after the decimal point." That's where the specifics come in. Let's say you're converting a decimal number into a hexadecimal system (don't ask why). This setting says: show no more than N digits after the dot, otherwise we will translate here until retirement.
3. "The mantissa of extreme numbers". That's where the fun begins. Available only in the registered version — because it's magic. You choose whether to use the mantissa at all. If you turn it off, the numbers will live without it. If you turn on the usual one, you get predictability and a limit of about 2 million. And if you turn on the extreme one, that's it, bdi: the range grows to insane values, and your system counts numbers that ordinary people wouldn't even dream of.