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Added nth root function to sdk.Decimal type #5447
Added nth root function to sdk.Decimal type #5447
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Where does the panic stem from? I believe all Dec/Int methods panic when too large. Why have this method deviated from that pattern?
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It comes from L353 where we take previous
guess
, to the power ofroot-1
. This causes the big Int to overflow. I feel an error is more proper here, than a panic, because its harder to predict when it will happen. Like in normal arithmetic operations, you know that your inputs are in the danger zone. It's a bit harder to predict here, so I feel throwing an error is more reasonable than panicking.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I see.
Is there a way to prevent a guess or short-circuit when we know it'd overflow? This way we can avoid the error return and panic.
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You mean try to catch the panic, and then restart with a different initial guess? Couldn't that possibly get into a loop that never ends then