than negative zero. • Inf is equal to itself and greater than everything else except NaN. • -Inf is equal to itself and less than everything else except NaN. • NaN is not equal to, not less than, and not version 2, patch version 1, pre-release rc1 and build win64. When entering a version literal, everything except the major version number is optional, therefore e.g. v"0.2" is equivalent to v"0.2.0" (with an immutable type is associated with specific field values –- the field values alone tell you everything about the object. In deciding whether to make a type mutable, ask whether two instances with the

than negative zero. • Inf is equal to itself and greater than everything else except NaN. • -Inf is equal to itself and less than everything else except NaN. • NaN is not equal to, not less than, and not version 2, patch version 1, pre-release rc1 and build win64. When entering a version literal, everything except the major version number is optional, therefore e.g. v"0.2" is equivalent to v"0.2.0" (with an immutable type is associated with specific field values –- the field values alone tell you everything about the object. In deciding whether to make a type mutable, ask whether two instances with the

than nega�ve zero. • Inf is equal to itself and greater than everything else except NaN. • -Inf is equal to itself and less then everything else except NaN. • NaN is not equal to, not less than, and not minor version 2, patch version 1, pre-release rc1 and build win64. When entering a version literal, everything except the major version number is op�onal, therefore e.g. v"0.2" is equivalent to v"0.2.0" (with of an immutable type is associated with specific field values –- the field values alone tell you everything about the object. In deciding whether to make a type mutable, ask whether two instances with the

than nega�ve zero. • Inf is equal to itself and greater than everything else except NaN. • -Inf is equal to itself and less then everything else except NaN. • NaN is not equal to, not less than, and not minor version 2, patch version 1, pre-release rc1 and build win64. When entering a version literal, everything except the major version number is op�onal, therefore e.g. v"0.2" is equivalent to v"0.2.0" (with of an immutable type is associated with specific field values –- the field values alone tell you everything about the object. In deciding whether to make a type mutable, ask whether two instances with the

than nega�ve zero. • Inf is equal to itself and greater than everything else except NaN. • -Inf is equal to itself and less then everything else except NaN. • NaN is not equal to, not less than, and not minor version 2, patch version 1, pre-release rc1 and build win64. When entering a version literal, everything except the major version number is op�onal, therefore e.g. v"0.2" is equivalent to v"0.2.0" (with of an immutable type is associated with specific field values –- the field values alone tell you everything about the object. In deciding whether to make a type mutable, ask whether two instances with the

than nega�ve zero. • Inf is equal to itself and greater than everything else except NaN. • -Inf is equal to itself and less then everything else except NaN. • NaN is not equal to, not less than, and not minor version 2, patch version 1, pre-release rc1 and build win64. When entering a version literal, everything except the major version number is op�onal, therefore e.g. v"0.2" is equivalent to v"0.2.0" (with of an immutable type is associated with specific field values –- the field values alone tell you everything about the object. In deciding whether to make a type mutable, ask whether two instances with the

than negative zero. • Inf is equal to itself and greater than everything else except NaN. • -Inf is equal to itself and less than everything else except NaN. • NaN is not equal to, not less than, and not version CHAPTER 7. STRINGS 59 1, pre-release rc1 and build win64. When entering a version literal, everything except the major version number is optional, therefore e.g. v"0.2" is equivalent to v"0.2.0" (with an immutable type is associated with specific field values –- the field values alone tell you everything about the object. In deciding whether to make a type mutable, ask whether two instances with the

than negative zero. • Inf is equal to itself and greater than everything else except NaN. • -Inf is equal to itself and less than everything else except NaN. • NaN is not equal to, not less than, and not version 2, patch version 1, pre-release rc1 and build win64. When entering a version literal, everything except the major version number is optional, therefore e.g. v"0.2" is equivalent to v"0.2.0" (with an immutable type is associated with specific field values –- the field values alone tell you everything about the object. In deciding whether to make a type mutable, ask whether two instances with the

than negative zero. • Inf is equal to itself and greater than everything else except NaN. • -Inf is equal to itself and less than everything else except NaN. • NaN is not equal to, not less than, and not version 2, patch version 1, pre-release rc1 and build win64. When entering a version literal, everything except the major version number is optional, therefore e.g. v"0.2" is equivalent to v"0.2.0" (with an immutable type is associated with specific field values –- the field values alone tell you everything about the object. In deciding whether to make a type mutable, ask whether two instances with the

than negative zero. • Inf is equal to itself and greater than everything else except NaN. • -Inf is equal to itself and less than everything else except NaN. • NaN is not equal to, not less than, and not version 2, patch version 1, pre-release rc1 and build win64. When entering a version literal, everything except the major version number is optional, therefore e.g. v"0.2" is equivalent to v"0.2.0" (with an immutable type is associated with specific field values –- the field values alone tell you everything about the object. In deciding whether to make a type mutable, ask whether two instances with the