You aren't dealing with a technical infinity (.99999999999->) VS 1.(000000->). Although a large technicaly 9 != 10 therfore .9 != 1. You can just say a number is *.(infity zeros)1* larger then it is...
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You aren't dealing with a technical infinity (.99999999999->) VS 1.(000000->). Although a large technicaly 9 != 10 therfore .9 != 1. You can just say a number is *.(infity zeros)1* larger then it is...
#define 1 0
Haha... HAHAHAHAHA! Take that LOGIC! /dance.