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values and floating-point values are stored differently |
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a computer’s memory. |
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the declarations: |
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| int someInt; |
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| float someFloat; |
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the assignments: |
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| someFloat
= 12; |
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| someInt =
4.8; |
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actually occurs is |
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| someFloat
= 12.0 |
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| someInt = 4 |
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