03-27-2016, 02:22 PM
I have found the following behavior of Ci and Si without arguments:
In HOME:
Ci() returns: -Inf
Si() returns: []
In CAS:
Ci() returns: -∞
Si() returns: []
So, it seems that Ci() is using 0 as the default argument, but does anyone know the meaning of [] for Si() ?
UPDATE.
I have found that Ei also has an odd behavior when no arguments are supplied:
In HOME and CAS:
Ei() returns: Ei
In HOME:
Ci() returns: -Inf
Si() returns: []
In CAS:
Ci() returns: -∞
Si() returns: []
So, it seems that Ci() is using 0 as the default argument, but does anyone know the meaning of [] for Si() ?
UPDATE.
I have found that Ei also has an odd behavior when no arguments are supplied:
In HOME and CAS:
Ei() returns: Ei