In 64 bits; 2,646,693,125,139,304,345/842,468,587,426,513,207 Good for 37 decimal places. No need for floating point numbers. Use integer approximations.
Pi day should be 22nd July. Firstly, few places write dates with dots in them and even less write them in that order. More importantly though, 22/7 is a more accurate approximation than 3.14!
![The biggest hand calculation in a century! [Pi Day 2024]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/LIg-6glbLkU/mqdefault.jpg)
3:14 long👍
In 64 bits; 2,646,693,125,139,304,345/842,468,587,426,513,207 Good for 37 decimal places. No need for floating point numbers. Use integer approximations.
Pi day should be 22nd July. Firstly, few places write dates with dots in them and even less write them in that order. More importantly though, 22/7 is a more accurate approximation than 3.14!
You win "pedant of the month" :-) As a reward I will try to remember to do a Pi related video in July.
@@ncot_tech Bonus content ahoy!
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