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+## Reduction of Negative Zero.
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+{{IEEE754}} defines a negative zero value `-0.0`. dCBOR encoders that support floating point MUST reduce all negative zero values to the integer value `0`. dCBOR decoders MUST reject any negative zero values.
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 ## Reduction of NaNs and Infinities.
 
 {{IEEE754}} defines the `NaN` (Not a Number) value {{NAN}}. This is usually divided into two types: *quiet NaNs* and *signalling NaNs*, and the sign bit is used to distinguish between these two types. However, the specification also includes a range of "payload" bits. These bit fields have no definite purpose and could be used to break CBOR determinism.

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	`151`	`+## Reduction of Negative Zero.`
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	`153`	+{{IEEE754}} defines a negative zero value `-0.0`. dCBOR encoders that support floating point MUST reduce all negative zero values to the integer value `0`. dCBOR decoders MUST reject any negative zero values.
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`153`	`157`	{{IEEE754}} defines the `NaN` (Not a Number) value {{NAN}}. This is usually divided into two types: quiet NaNs and signalling NaNs, and the sign bit is used to distinguish between these two types. However, the specification also includes a range of "payload" bits. These bit fields have no definite purpose and could be used to break CBOR determinism.