Case Study: A Three-Line Cart Priced in Minor Units, Not Floats
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You should lock currency scale, rounding mode, and step order before a coding agent touches invoice math. A three-line cart can look correct in a demo and still miss the ledger by one cent after tax. This case study builds a small pricing helper, a decision table, and tests you can rerun without a…
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- 2026-10-09 14:53 · DEV Community — AI
Case Study: A Three-Line Cart Priced in Minor Units, Not Floats
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