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AbstractFloat
at least for base 2 floating point numbers, you can just get the exponent.
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Base.exponent has been available for this since Julia 1.0.
Base.exponent
exponent also works for Int since Julia 1.7, but it converts the argument to a float.
exponent
Int
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at least for base 2 floating point numbers, you can just get the exponent.
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