[Python-Dev] PEP239 (Rational Numbers) Reference Implementation and new issues
Michael Hudson
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Fri Oct 4 05:16:22 EDT 2002
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Chad Netzer <cnetzer at mail.arc.nasa.gov> writes: > BTW. The expression/definition that always makes me shake MY head is > (0**0 == 1). Limits are amazing things... Even here you have to be careful! I presume you meant x lim x = 1 x -> 0 ? After all x lim 0 = 0 x -> 0 And strictly speaking, the "x -> 0"s should be "x -> 0+"s... Anything else you want me to be anal about today? I have to start tutoring undergrads in this sort of thing fairly soon, so it's probably good to get some practice... Cheers, M. -- CLiki pages can be edited by anybody at any time. Imagine the most fearsomely comprehensive legal disclaimer you have ever seen, and double it -- http://ww.telent.net/cliki/index
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