Open jeremyhuiskamp opened 5 months ago
Ruby doesn't throw an exception when dividing by 0.0, which is the equivalent to dividing by 0 in Lox. Rather, it does the same thing as java (and javascript, and IEEE754) in returning Infinity/-Infinity/NaN. Python seems to be the outlier here.
Tested on ruby 2.6 and 3.2.2.
Ruby doesn't throw an exception when dividing by 0.0, which is the equivalent to dividing by 0 in Lox. Rather, it does the same thing as java (and javascript, and IEEE754) in returning Infinity/-Infinity/NaN. Python seems to be the outlier here.
Tested on ruby 2.6 and 3.2.2.