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Yeah. I read it, I smiled. I hope everyone knows that the number 0.2 for double does not exist? Go to sleep, who is at the computer, write a script, find the nearest fraction m/n for 0.2, not the fact that it turns out to be 1/5. At the same time, look for implementation of std::pow or System.MathPow, maybe it is stupid in such cases throw NaN, like if you want, then go to special libraries.
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Better here is the best reprise of your life
What do you mean?
The topic here is purely about maths.
What's with the strange reaction to three semesters? A full in-depth program. And you didn't skip and open your textbooks.
If you hadn't written such nonsense about complex numbers...
If you hadn't written such nonsense about complex numbers...
You should think about how you didn't learn them
Better yet , here' s the best reprise of your life.
and you don't even know what it's about
and you don't even know what it's about.
I can see that you do.
Go ahead and do it again.
Yeah. I read it and smiled. I hope everyone knows that number 0.2 for double does not exist? Go to sleep, who has a computer, write a script, find the nearest fraction m/n for 0.2, not the fact that it turns out to be 1/5. At the same time, look for implementation of std::pow or System.MathPow, maybe it is stupid in such cases throw NaN, like if you want, then go to special libraries.
in R:
0.2 == 1/5
TRUE
sin(pi/6)
0.5
sin(pi/6) == 0.5
FALSE
I can see how you understand.
Go ahead and do it again.
It's obvious you're completely unfamiliar with it:
.
Open a book, read it carefully. And don't embarrass yourself.