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Precision has been lost by this stage through the loop, but one more manual double and subtract 1 will get you the true displayable maximum of 1.7014118E+38 (or 2^127-1). |
Precision has been lost by this stage through the loop, but one more manual double and subtract 1 will get you the true displayable maximum of 1.7014118E+38 (or 2^127-1). |
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{{omit from|6502 Assembly|Has no dedicated floating point hardware}} |
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{{omit from|bc|No infinity. Numbers have unlimited precision, so no largest possible value.}} |
{{omit from|bc|No infinity. Numbers have unlimited precision, so no largest possible value.}} |
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{{omit from|Brainf***}} |
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{{omit from|Computer/zero Assembly|Has no dedicated floating point hardware}} |
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{{omit from|dc|No infinity. Numbers have unlimited precision, so no largest possible value.}} |
{{omit from|dc|No infinity. Numbers have unlimited precision, so no largest possible value.}} |
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{{omit from|VBScript}} |
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{{omit from|UNIX Shell}} |
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{{omit from|Z80 Assembly|Has no dedicated floating point hardware}} |
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[[Category:Irrational numbers]] |
[[Category:Irrational numbers]] |
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