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A very small issue: in the doc of radical it is rightly stated radical(n::Integer). But in the source the function is radical(n) without any type restriction. It would be good to put one, to enable other packages to overload radical for other types with less clashes possible.
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A very small issue: in the doc of
radical
it is rightly statedradical(n::Integer)
. But in the source the function isradical(n)
without any type restriction. It would be good to put one, to enable other packages to overloadradical
for other types with less clashes possible.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: