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Is it intentional that a double can't be compared to an integer literal?
if plus >= 0: ^ compiler.errors.TypedSyntaxError: can't compare double to Literal[0]
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as an example, this restriction makes a strange situation like the following:
this code is OK:
def clamp(x: double, a: double, b: double) -> double: return a if x < a else b if x > b else x ... clamp(foo, 0, 1)
but applying @inline to clamp causes the invocation to fail:
@inline
@inline def clamp(x: double, a: double, b: double) -> double: ... ... clamp(foo, 0, 1)
return a if x < a else b if x > b else x ^ compiler.errors.TypedSyntaxError: can't compare double to Literal[0]
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Is it intentional that a double can't be compared to an integer literal?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: