So, in order to maintain a practical API and avoid undefined behaviour, normal division on integers in Pony is defined to be 0. To avoid 0s silently creeping through your divisions, use Partial or Checked Division. Divide by zero on floating points¶

Jul 25, 2022 · Lesson Zero was terrifying.... Season 2, Episode 3 of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic was a very... off episode, to say the least. Lesson Zero featured Twilight Sparkle going into what I am going to assume is an obssesive and psychotic …

Aug 27, 2024 · It’s Nightmare Night and the macabre celebrations are in full swing when Luna herself shows up in Ponyville, determined to change her frightening public image.

Aug 15, 2024 · If you've ever wondered what a full pony episode looks like in animatic form, we've got a neat look at Lesson Zero in its entirety. It's interesting to see the much more cartoony art style they use for it compared to the Flash we got. Go check out the video over here!

Safe code should check for overflow, division by zero and other error conditions on each operation where it can happen. Pony tries to enforce as many safety invariants at compile time as it possibly can, but checks on arithmetic operations can only happen at runtime.

Oct 15, 2011 · Lesson Zero: Directed by James Wootton, Jayson Thiessen. With Tara Strong, Ashleigh Ball, Andrea Libman, Tabitha St. Germain. Twilight panics when she can't find a lesson about friendship for her weekly letter to the princess.

The normal integral div function throws an exception when dividing by zero, but if you do a fractional division and cast the result to an integral using any of the basic functions (floor, ceiling, or round), it will return zero.

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Twilight begins to panic, convinced that missing the deadline will get her sent back to Magic Kindergarten. Needing something to put in a letter, she decides to visit her friends, trying to find one with a problem that needs solving.

In Pony, integer division by zero results in zero. That's right, let x = I64 (1) / I64 (0) results in 0 being assigned to x. Baffling right? Well, yes and no. From a mathematical standpoint, it is very much baffling. From a practical standpoint, it is very much not. Similarly, floating point division by zero results in inf or -inf, depending on ...