This is a common multiplication that is done. The problem is, if you multiply by 0.x then it is casted to an int (and before to a number object), so you multiply by 0 and then the result is 0. You normally don't expect that (and it is causing unneeded memory allocation)
elect86
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This is a common multiplication that is done. The problem is, if you multiply by 0.x then it is casted to an int (and before to a number object), so you multiply by 0 and then the result is 0. You normally don't expect that (and it is causing unneeded memory allocation)