[Numpy-discussion] Re: numpy, overflow, inf, ieee, and rich , comparison
Steven D. Majewski
sdm7g at virginia.edu
Wed Oct 25 00:57:14 EDT 2000
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On Wed, 25 Oct 2000, Donald O'Donnell wrote:
> Yes, a rational builtin type would be nice. But automatic
> conversion of int to rat? No Way -- I want to be in control.
You've got the idea of automatic conversion backwards.
The correct answer is a rational number.
You want it always automatically converted to an int even if that
automatic conversion makes it the wrong answer.
I only want it converted automatically if it's a simpler but still
correct answer.
You can replace rational with float above and keep the same logic,
except change "correct" to "more approximately correct" .
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