Infinity in Python
Negative infinity:
Positive infinity:
>>> None < -1e308
TruePositive infinity:
>>> () > 1e308
True
posted by Connelly Barnes at 6:48 PM
Sunday, October 02, 2005
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8 Comments:
thx
this owns. thanks
cool
cool, but () + 5 does not give (). :(
you can also do float('-Inf'), which i think passes the addition test.
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I think "float('+infinity')" and "float('-infinity')" are more transparent.
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