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A float value is a data type that stores decimals.i.e. numbers that have decimal points e.g 78.90,1.50,4.89,etc.
An example of declaring a float value is this:
float number=0.0;
When initialising float variables, it's good to use 0.0(not that it's compulsory,anyway).
Hope this helped!!
An example of declaring a float value is this:
float number=0.0;
When initialising float variables, it's good to use 0.0(not that it's compulsory,anyway).
Hope this helped!!
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