Paul F. Dubois writes: > In dpython, what is 2.0j? Is the "standard" way of writing complex numbers, > 3.0 + 2.0j, valid? If this expression is placed in a module with a '.py' extension it will work exactly as it does today. An exception will be raised if the expression is in a '.dp' module because the 3.0 would be a decimal number and the complex type is expecting a binary number for the real portiion.
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