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Incidentally, this is also why +0.0 is distinct from -0.0. <+something> / +0.0 is +inf, but <+something> / -0.0 is -inf. And if you want to do a >/< comparison
by nwallin 6y ago
Incidentally, this is also why +0.0 is distinct from -0.0. <+something> / +0.0 is +inf, but <+something> / -0.0 is -inf. And if you want to do a >/< comparison afterwards, you need the +/-.