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Add two double values, taking into account the fact that we must support IEEE 754.
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Returns the ceiling of a number according to the XPath rules.
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Divide two double values, taking into account the fact that we must support IEEE 754.
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Compare two double values, taking into account the fact that we must support IEEE 754.
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Returns the floor of a number according to the XPath rules.
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Double value that represents "not a number".
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Double value that represents negative infinity.
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Double value that represents positive infinity.
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Compare two double values, taking into account the fact that we must support IEEE 754.
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Compare two double values, taking into account the fact that we must support IEEE 754.
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Determine if target is not a number.
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Determine if target is negative infinity.
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Determine if target is negative 0.
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Determine if target is positive infinity.
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Determine if target is positive 0.
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Determine whether or not a string contains a valid floating point number.
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Determine whether or not a string contains a valid floating point number.
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Compare two double values, taking into account the fact that we must support IEEE 754.
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Compare two double values, taking into account the fact that we must support IEEE 754.
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Determine the modulus two double values, taking into account the fact that we must support IEEE 754.
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Multiply two double values, taking into account the fact that we must support IEEE 754.
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Determine the negative of a double value, taking into account the fact that we must support IEEE 754.
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Compare two double values, taking into account the fact that we must support IEEE 754.
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Round a number according to the XPath rules.
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Subtract two double values, taking into account the fact that we must support IEEE 754.
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Convert a string to a double value. Returns NaN if the string is not a valid floating point number.
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Convert a string to a double value. Returns NaN if the string is not a valid floating point number.
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