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Why this number doesn't stored in floats 7 when 2/4 and 7.0 can??
there no bigger change between 7 n 7.0 are meant same
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Because the result of division with only one "/" is always a float and you define "7.0" as a float when you write the point zero at the end. "7" is just seven written as an integer, "7.0" is seven written as a float. PS, the division will return an integer instead of a float when you use "//" Ex: 4//2=2 Ex: 4/2=2.0
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oh ...K then an decimal numbers are only included in float
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because it is an like decimal point
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yes sir
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no but a tin can