I agree that the default value for floats/doubles should be zero.
It feels much more natural.
I think the problem here is that people are thinking about some
stuff too much. D is a rather new language that wants to be
practical. Floats defaulting to NaN is NOT practical FOR MOST
PEOPLE when at the same time I write:
int sum;
for(...)
sum += blah blah blah
And it works.
Having floats deaulting to a value that's un-natural for most
people is, in my opinion, craziness. Even if that's "more"
correct in a mathematical sense.
Please excuse my English.
