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Hermann Riemann wrote:
> -1//2==-(1//2)
> liefert False

Nicht in R.

 > floor(-1/2) == floor (-(1/2))
[1] TRUE

Eigentlich auch nicht überraschend:

 > -1/2
[1] -0.5

 > -(1/2)
[1] -0.5

Aber in R ist ja auch der Slice-Operator nicht kaputt...


SCNR

Patrick