Answer / shukla.swapnil

float j = 45.0; <=== this declaration is wrong

Answer / azad bajaj

Correct way to declare is
floar j= 45.0f;

Answer / pranav

float j = 45.0; <- This statement is wrong

Correct way is:

float j = 45.0f;

Answer / mohit

he is right.....

Answer / rohit

by default it takes double.So we need to explicitly mention it as float

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