What is the difference between double and float variables in java?
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Answer / Vivek Bhagat
"The main difference lies in their precision and storage. A double variable uses 8 bytes of memory and can store up to 15 decimal digits accurately, while a float variable uses 4 bytes of memory and can only store up to 7 decimal digits."
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