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I try to always remember: Floats are great for quick, mostly correct, math. Think REALLY carefully about any process that then 'compares' the result. Usually
by mjevans 10y ago
I try to always remember:
Floats are great for quick, mostly correct, math.
Think REALLY carefully about any process that then 'compares' the result. Usually you're "doing it wrong" if that's the case.
I think I might even find it useful if compilers could be instructed to warn whenever comparison operators were used on a float type value.