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Sun Researchers: It's not always Microsofts Fault!	by subbywan	2006-11-19 12:55:59
People do bad reasoning.	by mwq	2003-12-19 03:37:37
Also depends on the language	by ideur	2003-12-19 03:55:46
Now calculate the square root of two for me. (n/t)	by mwq	2003-12-19 04:21:11
Square root of 2 in LISP	by ideur	2003-12-19 05:11:34
I rest my case. (n/t)	by mwq	2003-12-19 05:13:17
Sorry, but i don't know FORTRAN well enough	by ideur	2003-12-19 05:23:16
Assembler has floating point numbers,	by mwq	2003-12-19 05:27:29
if you know how to use them. Now there are math packages like Maple and Mathematica that can use symbolic representations internally, so they really remember things like "two third", "the square root of two", and "pi". But even those have limitations to what they can represent, and besides, their calculations tend to take long enough to allow a missile to approach.
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On some machines Assembler has floating point	by JohnClarke	2003-12-19 05:54:11

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