What do you mean by double precision floating point number ?

Answer 1

Therefore use double precision when you need greater accuracy.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

A single-precision floating-point formate uses 32 bit of memory, whereas a double-precision floating-point formate uses 64 bit of memory. The latter allows an approximate 16 decimal digit precision.