Answer / Matendra Singh Manu

The main difference between float and decimal in C# lies in their precision and range of values they can represent. Float uses single-precision floating-point representation (approximately 7 digits of precision), while Decimal uses a 128-bit signed integer that provides higher precision (up to 28 - 29 significant decimal digits).

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