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azakai
4764 days ago
Correct, that's a python 2/3 difference. But both 2 and 2 have arbitrary precision integers AFAIK, try this code
x = 1 for i in range(100): x = x*2 print(i, x)
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e12e
4764 days ago
Indeed. Just to verify that it's not just a difference in (string)representation, something like:
print(9**32-(9**32-5))
Also works (brython returns 0, python2&3 return 5)
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