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max(float(\'nan\'), 1) evaluates to nan max(1, float(\'nan\')) evaluates to 1 Is it the intended behavior?
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Suppose you need to perform some kind of comparison amongst 2 files. You only need to do it when it makes sense, in other words, you wouldn\'t want to compare JSON file with Property file or .txt file
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I have two files (which could be up to 150,000 lines long; each line is 160 bytes), which I\'d like to check to see if the lines in each are the same. diff won\'t work for me (directly) because a smal
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