NumericLimits

Exposes exact finite numeric extrema for one supported representation.

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Module std.math

import std.math;

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NumericLimits

pub struct NumericLimits<T> where T: Numeric, Copyable, Defaultable

Exposes exact finite numeric extrema for one supported representation.

This compile-time utility contains no runtime state, allocation or target-host query. Floating MinValue means the most negative finite number; MaxValue means the largest finite number. Target-width integers use the selected target facts. T: Copyable, Defaultable supported built-in numeric representation.

NumericLimits.fn

pub static const fn MinValue() -> T

Returns the lowest finite value of the exact destination type. Return: Zero for unsigned integers, signed minimum or negative finite float maximum.

NumericLimits.fn

pub static const fn MaxValue() -> T

Returns the highest finite value of the exact destination type. Return: Exact integer maximum or largest finite floating value.

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