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Table describing each function in detail
Can we add a table which describes each function in detail? For example, it could contain what "ceil" does, that is, if a floating point number is given as input, it outputs the integer which is not less than the number given as input and a few examples which would remove all ambiguity. Wouldn't that describe the function well?
Also we could add another table which would describe the return values when inappropriate input is given. For example, nan is returned if input beyond the scope of double is given as input and so on...
Jobin (talk) 09:40, 17 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]
