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Infinity is a specific floating point value that is always larger than any other floating point value. It may arise as a result of division by zero, arithmetic overflow and other exceptional operations. Infinity is different from the maximal still valid floating point value that the certain data type can hold. IEEE 754 floating point standard allows both positive and negative infinity values.

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