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I would like to return +INF but instead, I am only returning “inf”:
int main(void)
{
double dubb = HUGE_VAL;
printf("%f \n", dubb);
}
Am I overlooking something here? Or it is just compiler semantics?
Use
printf("%+F\n", dubb);instead‘+’ makes printf display the sign
‘F’ makes inf/nan uppercase