Comment by askvictor
3 years ago
*Only 4 billion floats for 32-bit floats.
When you get into double-precision floats, well, there's a lot more.
3 years ago
*Only 4 billion floats for 32-bit floats.
When you get into double-precision floats, well, there's a lot more.
Or I could be using two floats (adding or multiplying). Or three.
I was looking for this comment. In my experience functions that work with large multi-variate datasets cause TDD to fall flat on its face.
No they don't. As far as Test Driven Development is commonly understood, at least. TDD would be extremely stupid if the idea would fall flat on its face when tests can not cover the whole input.