What is the difference between single float/ and double float //

Answer 1

thanks for the correction 👍

Answer 2

In division, the result of using / is a float(15/5=3.0) but using // wiil change the result into a non-float anymore(15//5=3).

A little advice from a learner.

Answer 3

Twice the memory means I am new in coding

Answer 4

aight, so first you need to know that each type of memory like int, char, float etc occupies a fixed amount of memory

Answer 5

for example int occupies 4 bytes

Answer 6

Ok

Answer 7

Single float is a single precision(32 bits) where as double float is a double precision(64 bits)

Answer 8

if im not wrong double float ocupies twice the memory than float and thats it