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lakshmankumar
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Hi,
what is the difference between (+0) & (-0) in the gdg versions declarations. |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| what happened when you tried ? |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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Robert Sample
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| Why not ask "what is the difference between (+0) & (-0), mathematically"? |
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ramsankar rajkumar
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| both are same. Sign before zero is not a issue in gdg. |
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fredrick andrews
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No difference.
You can reference the current one as (+0) , (-0) or simply as (0) .
However, It is Generations and not versions in this context.
ABCD.EFGH.RPT01.G3180V00 -> (0)
ABCD.EFGH.RPT01.G3181V00 -> (1)
Hope that helps! |
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