result.equals(result2.negate())); sub1 = new BigDecimal(value, 1); sub2 = new BigDecimal("0"); result = sub1.subtract(sub2); assertTrue("1234590.8 - 0 is wrong", result.equals(sub1)); sub1 = new BigDecimal(1.234E-03); sub2 = new BigDecimal(3.423E-10); result = sub1.subtract(sub2); assertTrue("1.234E-03 - 3.423E-10 is wrong, " + result.doubleValue(), result.doubleValue() == 0.0012339996577); sub1 = new BigDecimal(1234.0123); sub2 = new BigDecimal(1234.0123000); result = sub1.subtract(sub2); assertTrue("1234.0123 - 1234.0123000 is wrong, " + result.doubleValue(), result.doubleValue() == 0.0); } /** * @tests java.math.BigDecimal#toBigInteger() */
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