Explain the difference between FLOAT, DOUBLE and REAL.
Answer Posted / latha
float is a data type which stores floating values after
the .it takes maximum of 10 bis and it has 4bytes of memory
but in the double it has 8 bytes of memory nd it stores 15
digits after the .(point).
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