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>Though abs() returning negative numbers is hilarious.

Math.abs(Integer.MIN_VALUE) in Java very seriously returns -2147483648, as there is no int for 2147483648.

>>jffhn+(OP)
You inspired me to check what .NET does in that situation.

It throws an OverflowException: ("Negating the minimum value of a twos complement number is invalid.")

>>jffhn+(OP)
Unchecked integer overflow strikes again.

>>jffhn+(OP)
Oh no, Pytorch does the same thing:

a = torch.tensor(-2*31, dtype=torch.int32) assert a == a.abs()

>>rhaps0+oO
numpy as well. and tensorflow

>>jffhn+(OP)
Rust does the same in release, although it panics in debug.