There are some here that think math is necessary to code

There are some here that think math is necessary to code.

When math is actually unreliable. Picture related.

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why the fuck are you dividing by 0

1/0 is not infinite.

0/0 is not 0.

have you considered not being such a beta cuck

The limit of b of a/b such that a and b are subsets of the real numbers, as b approaches 0 does not exist
In fact, 0/0 is undefined too

>When math is actually unreliable
That's not math

this is shitty bait desu

>I am too stupid to understand math and here's proof

if ab=c then a=c/b if c and b are 0 the problem shows that a can be any number and the equation is still satisfied so 0/0 is ambiguous and that's why its wrong

lel, rustcucks have the gall to rant about UB in C, when there is literally UB in math and logic

0/0 is undefined
1/0 is undefined
Math isn't unreliable, you're just an idiot.

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0.0/0.0 is actually NaN, OP

Well technically he can create his own mathematical structure and define what happens when you divide by 0.
But yeah he utterly fails since infinity should be larger than every other number, a property that isn't correct for 0. OP is just a brainlet.

>Claims maths is unreliable
>Clearly hasn't studied it in any detail
Read up on analysis then come back.

No, I can prove that
1/0 is infinite.

1/0.1 = 10
1/0.01 = 100
1/0.001 = 1000

So we can guess that if we add infinite zeros after the dot. We will have infinite - 1 zeros added to the right.

0. 0000... Infinite ... 0001 is equal to zero

So
1/0. 0000... Infinite ...000001 = 10000... Infinite ...0000 which is equal to infinite

>0.0/0.0 is actually NaN, OP
Op is right then, math is unreliable.

No, I can prove that
1/0 is negitive infinite.

-1/0.1 = -10
-1/0.01 = -100
-1/0.001 = -1000

So we can guess that if we add infinite zeros after the dot. We will have infinite - 1 zeros added to the right.

0. 0000... Infinite ... 0001 is equal to zero

So
-1/0. 0000... Infinite ...000001 = -10000... Infinite ...0000 which is equal to negitive infinite

/sci/ is laughing at us again

oh my god

>he doesn't know how limits work

Come on OP, that's high school tier math

/sci/ has the same kind of shitty bait threads every day, they have nothing to laugh about

You did the proof wrong you absolute. You have to decrease -0.1 to -0.000001. What you just did was positive. Not negative

oh fuck you're right

Mathematician here
i like this place more than /sci/