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Constants for the f64 double-precision floating point type.
See also the f64 primitive type.
Mathematically significant numbers are provided in the consts sub-module.
For the constants defined directly in this module
(as distinct from those defined in the consts sub-module),
new code should instead use the associated constants
defined directly on the f64 type.
Constants§
- DIGITS
Deprecation planned  - Approximate number of significant digits in base 10.
Use 
f64::DIGITSinstead. - EPSILON
Deprecation planned  - Machine epsilon value for 
f64. Usef64::EPSILONinstead. - INFINITY
Deprecation planned  - Infinity (∞).
Use 
f64::INFINITYinstead. - MANTISSA_
DIGITS Deprecation planned  - Number of significant digits in base 2.
Use 
f64::MANTISSA_DIGITSinstead. - MAX
Deprecation planned  - Largest finite 
f64value. Usef64::MAXinstead. - MAX_
10_ EXP Deprecation planned  - Maximum possible power of 10 exponent.
Use 
f64::MAX_10_EXPinstead. - MAX_EXP
Deprecation planned  - Maximum possible power of 2 exponent.
Use 
f64::MAX_EXPinstead. - MIN
Deprecation planned  - Smallest finite 
f64value. Usef64::MINinstead. - MIN_
10_ EXP Deprecation planned  - Minimum possible normal power of 10 exponent.
Use 
f64::MIN_10_EXPinstead. - MIN_EXP
Deprecation planned  - One greater than the minimum possible normal power of 2 exponent.
Use 
f64::MIN_EXPinstead. - MIN_
POSITIVE Deprecation planned  - Smallest positive normal 
f64value. Usef64::MIN_POSITIVEinstead. - NAN
Deprecation planned  - Not a Number (NaN).
Use 
f64::NANinstead. - NEG_
INFINITY Deprecation planned  - Negative infinity (−∞).
Use 
f64::NEG_INFINITYinstead. - RADIX
Deprecation planned  - The radix or base of the internal representation of 
f64. Usef64::RADIXinstead.