There was a little discussion today (yet again) about floating point
arithmetic. Perhaps related to this, I subscribe to the online NYTimes,
which flashes U.S. stock index prices at the top of its home page. Today,
instead of the Nasdaq price being flashed, there was this:
undefined-NaN%
I wonder if this means that R is being used as a backend for this or
whether this way of displaying what I think is 0/0 in FP is common.
Anyway, what do you think most readers reaction to this was?!
Best to all,
Bert
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