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I've been reading this:
I see:
For example, (+ 1 2 3) is equivalent to (+ (+ 1 2) 3). With only one argument, + and * return the value; - returns its negation and / its reciprocal.9
That implies :
(/ 4)
(* 34)
(+ 21)
Right now the first won't work, though it seems by happy accident that the second two do work:
$ yal -e "(print (* 4))" 4 $ yal -e "(print (+ 32.4))" 32.400000
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Ensure the single-argument version of (/ x) works.
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We expect (/ x) to be equal to 1/x. So (/ 3) is 0.333333...33 This closes #52.
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I've been reading this:
I see:
That implies :
(/ 4)
-> 1/4(* 34)
-> 34(+ 21)
-> 21Right now the first won't work, though it seems by happy accident that the second two do work:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: