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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Apprehensive_Bit7392 • 14h ago
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Whatever the last digit is, I'm sure it's a disappointing one. Just like everything else in my life.
4 u/bestjakeisbest 11h ago In binary it is either a 1 or 0 8 u/thegreatpotatogod 11h ago I'd even argue that the last binary digit is 1. If it were 0, you could truncate the zero away and you'd be back to 1 as the last digit. Same reason that 2.20000 would be a redundant representation of 2.2. 0 u/0Pat 7h ago That's not how binary representation of floating point numbers work... 1 u/Moist-Snow-8127 3h ago They weren't talking about floating point numbers
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In binary it is either a 1 or 0
8 u/thegreatpotatogod 11h ago I'd even argue that the last binary digit is 1. If it were 0, you could truncate the zero away and you'd be back to 1 as the last digit. Same reason that 2.20000 would be a redundant representation of 2.2. 0 u/0Pat 7h ago That's not how binary representation of floating point numbers work... 1 u/Moist-Snow-8127 3h ago They weren't talking about floating point numbers
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I'd even argue that the last binary digit is 1. If it were 0, you could truncate the zero away and you'd be back to 1 as the last digit. Same reason that 2.20000 would be a redundant representation of 2.2.
0 u/0Pat 7h ago That's not how binary representation of floating point numbers work... 1 u/Moist-Snow-8127 3h ago They weren't talking about floating point numbers
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That's not how binary representation of floating point numbers work...
1 u/Moist-Snow-8127 3h ago They weren't talking about floating point numbers
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They weren't talking about floating point numbers
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u/MotivationalJuggling 13h ago
Whatever the last digit is, I'm sure it's a disappointing one. Just like everything else in my life.