Infinity()

Syntax

Result.f(.d) = Infinity()
Description
Returns the special floating-point value representing positive infinity. Negative infinity can be calculated using "-Infinity()".

Parameters

None.

Return value

Returns the value representing infinity. The result is a float or double value depending on whether it is assigned to a float or double variable.

Remarks

Infinity and negative infinity are special values. They behave in calculations in the way you would generally expect. For example dividing infinity by any positive number (except 0 or infinity) will result in infinity again. The IsInfinity() function can be used to check if a value represents positive or negative infinity.

Example

  Debug IsInfinity(Infinity() / 1000) ; will display 1.0

See Also

IsInfinity(), NaN()

Supported OS

All

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