PROPOSAL: Implicit conversions of integer literals to floating point
so
so at so.do
Thu Dec 30 13:18:00 PST 2010
>> But people don't expect 1/2 to return 0.5000 and D isn't C++
>
> There are languages that have had to wait for a major language update to
> reach that:
> http://ideone.com/YdFbl
I am not familiar with Python and its community, but such a change in a
language even in a major update... great work!
> While other ones have gotten it right from the beginning (Scheme
> numerical tower is well designed):
> http://ideone.com/q2Hot
From the example, looks like it evaluates integer divisions to rational
numbers while real numbers output real numbers.
This wouldn't work on a language like D.
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