Working with string representations of floating-point values can produce incorrect conclusions about the precision of the values. For example, consider the conversion of a value from type float to type double, a widening primitive conversion. Refer to the rule "NUM17NUM14-J. Beware of precision loss when converting primitive integers to floating-point" for more details about such conversions.
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