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IEEE 754: Infinity and Beyond •What are infinity and NaN used for? •To allow operations to proceed past overflow/underflow situations •Overflow: operation yields exponent greater than 2N–1–1 •Underflow: operation yields exponent less than –2N–1+2 •IEEE 754 defines operations on infinity and NaN •N / 0 = infinity •N ...
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