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Well, what does the answer mean?
Plus the answer should be 'i'. |
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spam |
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Sorry, I'm afraid you're too inexperienced. |
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wut do u m;ean |
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If I didn't make the question clear...
"print(math.sqrt(-1))"
Output: -1,#IND
What does the answer mean? |
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bloccoJoin Date: 2008-08-14
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Computers weren't designed to handle anything but real numbers. Give them imaginary numbers, and you get that answer. Undefined. |
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-math.huge
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bloccoJoin Date: 2008-08-14
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Sorry, indefinite. Although the two can be used interchangeably, if you ask me. |
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@chat: That would be "1,#INF", thank you...
@blocco: My question was 'What does it mean?'. |
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@Rev: Yeah. Undefined or indefinite. |
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Well, so does it mean
"A number within -1, and indefinite number"? |
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bloccoJoin Date: 2008-08-14
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It says a negative indefinite number. That's not a comma. |
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'the answer should be i'
i is an imaginary number. Why would compilers know it? It might think i is the number after 999 googleplex. We as humans can interperet that.
WAIT- that just gave me an idea. |
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