How is float stored in c++? How can two float numbers be compared?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

floats in c++ are stored as they are in computers generally, it has bits dedicated to the sign, exponent and mantissa. read more here:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_754

Answer 3

The problem is that doing maths with floats is inexact, so you need to do "inexact comparison" too. It really depends on your application though.
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Answer 4

To store the float c++ followed IEEE-745 standard. Please Google it read more about IEEE standard.

you can compare two float using if condition.

float ft=5.35;
if (5.35f == ft)
cout<<"Match found"<<endl;