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Arbitrary Precision Arithmetic

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Numerics.NET provides a set of types to represent numbers with arbitrary precision. There are three extended numeric types, to represent signed and unsigned integers, rational numbers, and real numbers. All these classes reside in the Extreme.Mathematics namespace.

  • Arbitrary Precision Integers
  • Arbitrary Precision Rationals
  • Arbitrary Precision Floating-Point Numbers
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