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NaN behaves as it does in any other language with IEEE 754 floats (the behaviour of NaN simply comes from IEEE 754), which is most…?
by gsnedders 9y ago
NaN behaves as it does in any other language with IEEE 754 floats (the behaviour of NaN simply comes from IEEE 754), which is most…?
- dragonwriter 9y ago> NaN behaves as it does in any other language with IEEE 754 floats Yes, but most other languages don't use IEEE 754 binsry floating point as their only numeric type. Or even their primary one.