Single.IsInfinity(Single) Method
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Returns a value indicating whether the specified number evaluates to negative or positive infinity.
public:
static bool IsInfinity(float f);
public:
static bool IsInfinity(float f) = System::Numerics::INumberBase<float>::IsInfinity;
public static bool IsInfinity (float f);
static member IsInfinity : single -> bool
Public Shared Function IsInfinity (f As Single) As Boolean
- f
- Single
A single-precision floating-point number.
true
if f
evaluates to PositiveInfinity or NegativeInfinity; otherwise, false
.
The following code example demonstrates the IsInfinity method.
// This will return S"true".
Console::WriteLine( "IsInfinity(3.0F / 0) == {0}.", Single::IsInfinity( 3.0F / zero ) ? (String^)"true" : "false" );
// This will return "true".
Console.WriteLine("IsInfinity(3.0F / 0) == {0}.", Single.IsInfinity(3.0F / 0) ? "true" : "false");
// This will return "true".
printfn $"IsInfinity(3.0F / 0) == %b{Single.IsInfinity(3f / 0f)}."
' This will return "True".
Console.Write("IsInfinity(3.0 / 0) = ")
If Single.IsPositiveInfinity(3 / 0) Then
Console.WriteLine("True.")
Else
Console.WriteLine("False.")
End If
Floating-point operations return PositiveInfinity or NegativeInfinity to signal an overflow condition.
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