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[WIP] Make complex->finite in the codebase. #16978
[WIP] Make complex->finite in the codebase. #16978
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In general this replacement will not be equivalent since if
x
is complex then(1/x)
will be complex or infinite but(1/x).is_complex
and(1/x).is_infinite
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Do we need the
is_complex
check here at all? Shouldn't we just raise if extended_real is False?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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(Same goes for the other comparison methods below.)
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If we had extended_complex then methods like this wouldn't be needed. We could just say that extended_complex is True and let
_eval_is_finite
imply complex.