Double.PositiveInfinity Field
Definition
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Represents positive infinity. This field is constant.
public: double PositiveInfinity = Infinity;public const double PositiveInfinity = Infinity;val mutable PositiveInfinity : doublePublic Const PositiveInfinity As Double = InfinityThe following code example illustrates the use of PositiveInfinity:
// This will equal Infinity.
Console::WriteLine( "PositiveInfinity plus 10.0 equals {0}.", (Double::PositiveInfinity + 10.0) );
// This will equal Infinity.
Console.WriteLine("PositiveInfinity plus 10.0 equals {0}.", (Double.PositiveInfinity + 10.0).ToString());
// This will equal Infinity.
printfn $"PositiveInfinity plus 10.0 equals {Double.PositiveInfinity + 10.}."
' This will equal Infinity.
Console.WriteLine("PositiveInfinity plus 10.0 equals " + (Double.PositiveInfinity + 10).ToString() + ".")
The value of this constant is the result of dividing a positive number by zero.
This constant is returned when the result of an operation is greater than Double.MaxValue.
Use IsPositiveInfinity to determine whether a value evaluates to positive infinity.
Applies to
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