Harry Sarson

Sorry about the delay. :) Having these 8 infinities is easy to implement with each complex object containing two fields (`re` and `im`) where as anymore infinities would require much...

see #14 as well.

Issue resolved by #17, we can close this issue as soon as a new version is pushed to npm. I think these changes are semver major just incase anyone was...

@infusion could you release a version to npm?

@infusion could you take a look?

@infusion I have solved the merge conflicts, would it be possible to review this?

@infusion any updates?

What does that make `Complex(Infinity).exp()` equal to?

@derknorton Both cases are relivant but to clarify: `Complex(Infinity).exp()` calculates `e^Infinity` so I was talking about the second case.

To summarise for complex `z` : 1) `0 ^ Infinity === 0` 2) `1 ^ Infinity === 1` 2) `z ^ Infinity === |z| < 1 ? 0 : NaN`...