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Ho can I divide unsigned types with numeric places?
```val value: UInt = 137
println("Value: ${value / 10F}") // Does not work```
I can't find any hint how to the division. The result should be 13.7

on JVM you can
```value.toLong().toBigDecimal().scaleByPowerOfTen(-1)
```
but there is no kotlin-stdlib functionality

that being said, the full range of UInt is exactly representable as Double, so `value.toDouble() / 10.0` should format to more-or-less the same

```value.toDouble() / 10.0```
Good point, thanks!

Although you'll lose precision, as always with float operations (so if it's important that the number is exact, don't use that)

`(UInt.MAX_VALUE.toDouble() / 10.0).ulp ≈ 2.9802322387695312E-8` (2^-25) so there is definitely enough precision for one decimal point

so yes, you do need to be careful with floating point precision in general, but in this particular case, it is enough for printing

although you will run into the challenge that `429496729.5.toString()` will be in scientific notation by default (on JVM), and there's no platform-independent way to control numeric formatting in Kotlin