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	== Definition ==		== Definition ==
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	'''Float'''s are floating point numbers ranging from about -10^38.53 to about 10^38.53. This is achieved by dividing 32 bits (4 bytes) in a certain way, with a certain precision. A float is used for operations in which both very large and small numbers are used, while rounding is not permitted. Unlike [[int]]s or [[short]]s, a '''float''' actually has decimal digits. Their accuracy is about 7 decimal digits.		'''Float'''s are floating point numbers ranging from about -10^38.53 to about 10^38.53. This is achieved by dividing 32 bits (4 bytes) in a certain way, with a certain precision. A float is used for operations in which both very large and small numbers are used, while rounding is not permitted. Unlike [[int]]s or [[short]]s, a '''float''' actually has decimal digits. Their accuracy is about 7 decimal digits.

Sandman at 03:07, 13 May 2007

2007-05-13T03:07:11Z

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== Definition ==
'''Float'''

'''Float'''s are floating point numbers ranging from about -10^38.53 to about 10^38.53. This is achieved by dividing 32 bits (4 bytes) in a certain way, with a certain precision. A float is used for operations in which both very large and small numbers are used, while rounding is not permitted. Unlike [[int]]s or [[short]]s, a '''float''' actually has decimal digits. Their accuracy is about 7 decimal digits.

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