Why is python so shit?
Why is python so shit?
Joshua Anderson
Jeremiah Wood
It's not.
Luis Hughes
...
Angel Bennett
This is true for any programming language.
Google floating point arithmetic in computers.
Oliver Martin
Justin Ramirez
I'm sure python has several arbitrary precision libraries so you don't have to use those standard compliant fliers.
Julian Nguyen
Your b8 is too obvious.
Aaron Johnson
use decimal floating point library
Jace Long
Still would get complex roots
Eli King
You know there's a website dedicated just for that, right?
0.30000000000000004.com
Juan Morales
Xavier Hill
...
Brayden Carter
>js baby's first encounter with a real language
Gabriel Moore
>Windows Command Prompt
Mason Nguyen
why use python when go exists?
it's just as easy and retard friendly.. as well as way fucking faster
Gavin Butler
js does that too
Nicholas Rogers
>tfw go does it correctly
Thomas Walker
almost every lang does that. floating point numbers aren't precise and it comes down to the float-to-string function whether it shows a reasonable number or decides that the incredibly small fraction is worth printing
Hunter Cruz
It's not. Get shit done language.
Bentley Ortiz
>shit done
>can't even get at the roots of a polynomial
right...
Luke Price
...
Julian Edwards
>Python
>Real language
lmao
Nolan Peterson
Not only go
$ cat src/main.rs && cargo run
fn main() {
let x = 0.1f32 + 0.2f32;
println!("{}", x);
}
Finished dev [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 0.0 secs
Running `target/debug/test-rs`
0.3
Kevin Rivera
>Pytoddler calling out a jsbabby
kek
Jacob Sanchez
Because those languages truncate the display, underneath the hood it's the exact same number as is shown by Python
Carter Gonzalez
Better than Powershell.
Jackson Moore
The """only""" problem I have with python is its common dependency issues
Adam Perez
>languages truncate the display
Good for me, it truncates unnecessary potential flawed data
Daniel Hernandez
>hurr I don't know how computers work