new Decimal("(e^x)1") returns Decimal with negative layer if x is negative
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Decimal with negative layer if x is negativenew Decimal("(e^x)1") returns Decimal with negative layer if x is negative
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* Added penta_log and linear_penta_root (the two inverses of pentation) * Added the "floored" parameter to mod (when this parameter is true, it performs floored modulo instead of truncated division modulo) * Fixed several issues ( #166, #167, #170, and #171 ); #170 in particular is a new feature, that being constants for the maximum value of a Decimal.
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This is a pretty useless case, seeing as (e^x)1 for any x <= -2 is automatically NaN, but fixed anyway. |
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For example,
new Decimal("(e^-8.1)1")returns aDecimalwhoselayeris -8.1.Similarly,
new Decimal("(e^-22.1)1")returns aDecimalwhoselayeris -22.1.Both Decimal objects have invalid
layervalues and may not work properly with operations.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: