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<p>Decimal128.Amount values are intended to contain a Decimal128 value together with a precision, as well as information about how the precision that number should be understood. The two ways precision can be understood are in terms of fractional digits and significant digits.</p>
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<h1>Introduction</h1>
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<p>Decimal128.Amount values are intended to contain a Decimal128 value together with a precision, as well as information about how the precision that number should be understood. The two ways precision can be understood are in terms of fractional digits and significant digits.</p>
<li>is the initial value of the the *"Decimal128Amount"* property of the global object.</li>
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<li>creates and initializes a new Decimal128.Amount object when called as a constructor</li>
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<li>may be used as the value of an *extends* clause of a class definition. Subclass constructors that intend to inherit the specified Decimal128.Amount behaviour must include a *super* call to the Decimal128.Amount constructor to create and initialize the subclass instance with the [[Decimal128AmountData]] and [[Decimal128AmountPrecision]] internal slots.</li>
<li>is the initial value of the the *"Amount"* property of the Decimal128 object.</li>
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<li>creates and initializes a new Decimal128.Amount object when called as a constructor</li>
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<li>may be used as the value of an *extends* clause of a class definition. Subclass constructors that intend to inherit the specified Decimal128.Amount behaviour must include a *super* call to the Decimal128.Amount constructor to create and initialize the subclass instance with the [[Decimal128AmountData]] and [[Decimal128AmountPrecision]] internal slots.</li>
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