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  1. "Signs point to yes" as the value would most likely be a non-zero value (be it floating point or binary coded decimal) and truthiness check would most likely return true True, which is analogous to "Yes". @sabrinaesaquino/1571877085471195136
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      And, it doesn't matter if you used division instructions to do addition and the processor has the FDIV bug; as, the result would most likely be non-zero.
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        Of course, everything is thrown out of the window if the language, interpreter, pre-processor and/or compiler allow for operator overloading or macros that alter what the + operator does and what a . means, the result could be an imaginary/complex number or just "spam".
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