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[James19142]

What is the difference between a float & double value

[mrnutty]

There are basically the same except for their accuracy.

A float is for example the following :

float F = 3.1415f;

And a double is the following :

double D = 3.1415;

As you can see they are similar, the only difference comes when
accuracy is in play. A double can handle a lot more accurate digits
than a float can.

Usually, a float is good enough to use, than of a type double.
If you don't care about accuracy that much, for example, if
PI = 3.1415972f, is enough accuracy then a double would not be needed. A double will consume more memory than a float will.

[vmanes]

What is the difference between a float & double value

If this is a homework question, have you tried looking in your text? Otherwise, how about here?

[sfuo]

Way to make 3 threads about one thing at the same time.

[James19142]

thanks