Posted: Wed Apr 16, 2003 11:27 pm
Restored from previous forum. Originally posted by Thomas.
Since ages there is one mathematical problem unsolved:
What is the outcome of a division by zero?
All programming languages give a "division by zero" exception if you try to solve this riddle. Not so PureBasic.
Only 1 line of code and you can have a look on something that has never been seen before:
The result of a division by zero.
a.f=a/0:debug a
The next frontier for the scientists now is to find out what PB means with this...
Since ages there is one mathematical problem unsolved:
What is the outcome of a division by zero?
All programming languages give a "division by zero" exception if you try to solve this riddle. Not so PureBasic.
Only 1 line of code and you can have a look on something that has never been seen before:
The result of a division by zero.
a.f=a/0:debug a
The next frontier for the scientists now is to find out what PB means with this...
er.. Fred?