I want to do safe division for any type T, which I don\'t want to raise CPU/FPU exception, for example if a float is divided by zero it should return infinity (+/-INF).
I\'ve drawn a linechart with g.raphael. I\'ve made a custom x-axis with my own values. And now I want these val开发者_运维知识库ues to be rotated 90 degrees, so they\'re vertical instead of horizontal
If got a dataset returned from SSAS where some records may be infinity or -infinity (calculated in SSAS not in the report).
I\'m fiddling around with bitwise operators in JavaScript and there is one thing I find remarkable. The bitwise or operator returns 1 as output bit if one of the two input bits are 1.开发者_JS百科 So
I use ANSI C89 (not C++), and I want to generate NaN, -Infinity and +Infinity. 开发者_StackOverflow社区
In standards compliant C++, is the following guaranteed to b开发者_JAVA百科e true? #include <limits>
Is there a keyword to expre开发者_StackOverflowss Infinity in Ruby?If you use ruby 1.9.2, you can use:
I would like an ea开发者_Python百科sy way to print out a java object, or to say it another way, serialize an object as a string.I would like to see the values of all variables contained within the obj
So a quick thought; Could one argue that O(∞) is actually O(1)? I mean it isn\'t depend on input size?
Numpy\'s log method gives -inf for log(0). This value is comparable: >>> np.log(0) == np.log(0)
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