A float is a real number (in mathematical terms). A float is logically true if it is not zero. Floats are denoted in ColdC with two numbers seperated by a period and optionally preceded with a plus (+) or minus (-) sign. Floats may be printed in scientific notation--both forms are acceptable. The interpreter will print floats in whichever format will give the greatest precision with the least amount of space.
See also: Numeric Functions
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