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Scientific notation (exponential notation) adjusts specified decimal point to the left or to the right according to the specified value of exponent e.
The e-suffix represents times ten raised to the power. For example,
1e-2 == 0.01 == 1×10-2
1e-1 == 0.10 == 1×10-1
1e-0 == 1.00 == 1×100
1e+0 == 1.00 == 1×100
1e+1 == 10.00 == 1×101
1e+2 == 100.00 == 1×102
A normalized scientific notation expects absolute part A(*) of the number A×10b to be in the range
1 <= A < 10
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