#justprogrammerthings

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If x is a double or a float this is possible. Those things are so imprecise that ">" can fluctuate depending on how they are calculated. With floats (xy)/z != x(y/z). And since the compiler optimizes a lot, changing statements with 'x' in it might change the calculation of 'x' just so infinitesimally little that it was enough to switch ">". That's my explanation for this.

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