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Re(System.Numerics.Complex)
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Summary
The real and the imaginary part, which a number with no value does not have either: a
NaN in one part is the whole number's, as a NaN over the doubles has an imaginary part
of NaN. Taking only the other part gaveIm(Im(x / x)) the value 0 at 0, where
x / x has none.
NaN in one part is the whole number's, as a NaN over the doubles has an imaginary part
of NaN. Taking only the other part gave
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