Slidey
But pieces of what?
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It's very likely already been said, but it is not algebraicly correct to divide by zero and arrive at anything definitive in C. This is because C is an integral domain and hence does not contain any zero divisors (id est: for x*y=0, at least one of x or y is zero).
I can assure you there is no such 'flaw' in algebra. You are free to examine the structures of rings, groups, algebras and fields of course to confirm this.
I can assure you there is no such 'flaw' in algebra. You are free to examine the structures of rings, groups, algebras and fields of course to confirm this.
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