floating point infinity is all exponent and mantissa bits set high
so you get +/- infinity from the sign bit
see also +/-0
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floating point infinity is all exponent and mantissa bits set high
so you get +/- infinity from the sign bit
see also +/-0
it wont be a float thing because all floats can be represented perfectly in decimal, and this has infinite repeating nines
no (to my current knowledge)
however that is the answer i would have given if you asked me if i was bi 2 years ago
(?<=\b||\s)([wW])[wWvVmM]\1(?=\b|$|\s) is a better one
uses lookbehind though so it might not work everywhere
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because it's a double mersenne prime, was factorised by euler and was the largest known mersenne prime for around 100 years
donny is used when like theres some year 8 walkin around like he owns the place and youre like "whos this donny"