On 20/01/2020 11:28, Dean Rasheed wrote: > Looking at the docs, I think it's worth going a little further than > just saying what the acronyms stand for -- especially since the > behaviour for zero inputs is an implementation choice (albeit the most > common one). I propose the following: > > + <entry> > + greatest common divisor — the largest positive number that > + divides both inputs with no remainder; returns <literal>0</literal> > if > + both inputs are zero > + </entry> > > and: > > + <entry> > + least common multiple — the smallest strictly positive number > + that is an integer multiple of both inputs; returns > <literal>0</literal> > + if either input is zero > + </entry> > > (I have tried to be precise in my use of terms like "number" and > "integer", to cover the different cases)
In that case should lcm be "...that is an integral multiple..." since the numeric version will return numeric? Other than that, I'm happy with this change. -- Vik Fearing