Fit Fast_Power to contributing guidelines.
Return NAN when the base is 0 and the exponent is non-positive
I noticed that the original test program used "==" to test the result, and when the exponent is negative, it is obviously unreasonable to use "==" to compare two floating-point numbers, so I introduced a value "epsilon = 1e-8" as the error range.
Delete the useless output from the original test code and keep only the output of "All tests have successfully passed!".
Fit Fast_Power to contributing guidelines. Return NAN when the base is 0 and the exponent is non-positive I noticed that the original test program used "==" to test the result, and when the exponent is negative, it is obviously unreasonable to use "==" to compare two floating-point numbers, so I introduced a value "epsilon = 1e-8" as the error range. Delete the useless output from the original test code and keep only the output of "All tests have successfully passed!".
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Notes: Fix issue #2456