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Float is an abreviation of 'Floating Point Number'. A floating point number is one with a decimal point, i.e. it can contain values such as 5.5 or 3.142. An [[int]] on the other hand can only hold whole numbers. | Float is an abreviation of 'Floating Point Number'. A floating point number is one with a decimal point, i.e. it can contain values such as 5.5 or 3.142. An [[int]] on the other hand can only hold whole numbers. | ||
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Revision as of 16:42, 8 May 2008
Float is an abreviation of 'Floating Point Number'. A floating point number is one with a decimal point, i.e. it can contain values such as 5.5 or 3.142. An int on the other hand can only hold whole numbers.