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Why is âintâ used before main instead of double for more precision?
Wouldnât double be more precise? Or does this data type declaration refer to something else?
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int refers to the return type of the main function. Usually the main function ends with return 0. That means that 0 is returned to the OS, telling the OS (or the calling program) that the program was executed/ended successfully. If it returns a number other than 0, it means that there was some kind of error. There's only a couple of error codes that are really used, so there isn't really that much precision needed đ
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Thanks! I thought it refered to the precision of the output.