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	## Strange Mathematical Properties
	Circling back to our prompt in the warm-up section, enter in the following table the value(s) and datatype(s) for `x`, `y`, and `z`:
	Description | Value(s) | Datatype(s)
	---------------- | ----- | -----
	`x` is equal to `x`+1 | |
	`y` +1 is less than `y` | |
	`z` * 2 / 2 is equal to `z` times 2 | |
	Note that `int.MinValue` can similarly be used to produce strange mathematical properties of the same kind.
	As funny or interesting as that strange behavior may seem, overflow errors actually caused death and millions of dollars of losses repeatedly, as you can read for instance [in this blog post](https://medium.com/@jollyfish/integer-overflow-underflow-and-floating-point-imprecision-6ba869a99033#73a3).

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