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Double Precision Floating Point Data Type


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Topic

How is "double" datatype used in C++?.



Explanation

The "double" precision floating point data type is used to represent floating point numbers that occupies 8 bytes. The range of values for the "double" datatype is between +/- 1.7e to +/- 308.

Example:

  #include <iostream.h>
  void main()
  {
     double a = 1000000.0;
     cout << "Double Precision Floating Point is:" <<  a  << '\n';
     cout << "Bytes occupied is:" << sizeof(a);
    }

Result:
Double Precision Floating Point is: 1e+06
Bytes occupied is: 8

In the above example, the value of the double floating point number is displayed along with the bytes occupied by the "double" data type.










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