Fundamental Data Types − Float, Double & Long Double

Programming & Data Structures: Float, double and long double data types in C programming.
Topics discussed:
1. Float data type.
2. Double data type.
3. Long double data type.
4. Difference between float and double.
5. Difference between double and long double.
6. Fixed point representation.
7. Floating point representation.
8. Difference between fixed and floating points.
9. Float data type example.
10. Double data type example.
11. Long double data type example.

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Axol x Alex Skrindo - You [NCS Release]

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[ArjanvanVught]

In general; it is best to avoid float and double as long as possible. And use integers instead. A computer is very bad in float/double precision calculation.

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[munsef]

my %Lf (long double) returns 0.0000. what is wrong with it. it doesn't print the actual number assigned to variable.

[ghousemohiuddin]

Very well explained
Sir in your previous lecture u told that we can find our min and maximum values of data type
But when I tried that
It was only being applicable to integer
But I need to find the min and max values of other data types
Please tell it's code


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[ArjanvanVught]

@12:30 no need to make the divider a float type

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[utsavpoudyal]

Actually, there is something more that can be done, you can ask the compiler to convert the numbers from int to float by adding a (float) in it at the front. Like,

float var1 = (float) 9 / 7;

will work.

I am assuming the instructor will discuss about this in the future too though judging by how well he wants and is capable to explain alot of minor details that alot of others miss or simply dont care. I hope you will continue providing us even better content...

And btw, somewhere I saw like

printf("%5.7f", variable);

The meaning of .7 is explained in the lecture but what does that 5 represent? I thought that it will print 5 digits before decimal point and 7 digits after the decimal point though I didnt see 5 digits before decimal point, just 7 digits after the decimal point. Can anyone explain me that?