-
```
When returning Double the conversion is futile, and for the other cases this
works as well and does not consume so much memory.
public Number toNumber(double value) {
switch (this…
-
```
When returning Double the conversion is futile, and for the other cases this
works as well and does not consume so much memory.
public Number toNumber(double value) {
switch (this…
-
```
When returning Double the conversion is futile, and for the other cases this
works as well and does not consume so much memory.
public Number toNumber(double value) {
switch (this…
-
```
When returning Double the conversion is futile, and for the other cases this
works as well and does not consume so much memory.
public Number toNumber(double value) {
switch (this…
-
```
When returning Double the conversion is futile, and for the other cases this
works as well and does not consume so much memory.
public Number toNumber(double value) {
switch (this…
-
```
When returning Double the conversion is futile, and for the other cases this
works as well and does not consume so much memory.
public Number toNumber(double value) {
switch (this…
-
```
When returning Double the conversion is futile, and for the other cases this
works as well and does not consume so much memory.
public Number toNumber(double value) {
switch (this…
-
```
When returning Double the conversion is futile, and for the other cases this
works as well and does not consume so much memory.
public Number toNumber(double value) {
switch (this…
-
```
When returning Double the conversion is futile, and for the other cases this
works as well and does not consume so much memory.
public Number toNumber(double value) {
switch (this…
-
The CLR doesn't natively support covariance on element types of ``System.ValueTuple`N``, but we want to be able to assign, for example, `(int,int)` to `(object,object)`. This will require emitting typ…