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Subject: Re: Array indexing vs. pointers...
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Date: 2 Nov 88 18:32:06 GMT
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	[This article was written by Scott Horne, not Yaping Xu.
	Direct all e-mail responses to me at jalphin@prism.clemson.edu.]

In article <10332@s.ms.uky.edu>, aash@ms.uky.edu ( Aashi Deacon ) writes:
>>
>> ... '.1' cannot be represented exactly as a floating
>> point number because in base2 it is irrational.  

Irrational?  Clearly not.

				--Scott Horne