On Sat, Sep 5, 2020 at 8:12 AM Cade Brown <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I mentioned that in my post; however it doesn't satisfy the problems I have 
> (mainly being that eval(repr(x))==x)
>
> I still think unifying it as a constant is better because then the repr of a 
> float gives a string which, if evaluated, gives the float back exactly. Using 
> math.inf or string conversion throws an error if you try to evaluate it
>

Remember that if this matters to you, you can "from math import inf".
So your proposal is to, in effect, do this by default. I'm -0 on it
because it's so easy to do if you want it.

ChrisA
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