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IntegerArray divide by zero returns NaN instead of inf #27398
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TomAugspurger
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Yah, we changed/fixed the Series behavior, but IntegerArray, SparseArray (and I think RangeIndex) got left behind. IntegerArray I'm planning handling in a follow-up, SparseArray I haven't figured out how to do |
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When dividing by 0, the result should be `inf`, not `NaN`. Closes pandas-dev#27398
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When dividing by 0, the result should be `inf`, not `NaN`. Closes pandas-dev#27398
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When dividing by 0, the result should be `inf`, not `NaN`. Closes pandas-dev#27398
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When dividing by 0, the result should be `inf`, not `NaN`. Closes #27398
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When dividing by 0, the result should be `inf`, not `NaN`. Closes pandas-dev#27398
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When dividing by 0, the result should be `inf`, not `NaN`. Closes pandas-dev#27398
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