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\note{
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\note{
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When a string is parsed to input a numeric constant, the number may or
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When a string is parsed to input a numeric constant, the number may or
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may not be representable exactly in the C double type used. If not
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may not be representable exactly in the C double type used. If not
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one of the nearest representable numbers will be returned.
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one of the nearest representable numbers will be returned.
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\R's own C code is used to convert constants to binary numbers, so the
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\R's own C code is used to convert constants to binary numbers, so the
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effect can be expected to be the same on all platforms implementing
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effect can be expected to be the same on all platforms implementing
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full IEC 600559 arithmetic (the most likely area of difference being
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full IEC 600559 arithmetic (the most likely area of difference being
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the handling of numbers less than \code{\link{.Machine}$double.xmin}).
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the handling of numbers less than \code{\link{.Machine}$double.xmin}).
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The same code is used by \code{\link{scan}}. } \seealso{
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The same code is used by \code{\link{scan}}. } \seealso{
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