In the definition of the immutable LinSpace, we have start, stop, len, and divisor. They are all floating point typed. Why is that? I mean, len is supposed to be the number of elements, why wouldn't that be an integer?
- Patrick
In the definition of the immutable LinSpace, we have start, stop, len, and divisor. They are all floating point typed. Why is that? I mean, len is supposed to be the number of elements, why wouldn't that be an integer?
- Patrick