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So they ask us about floats, doubles and decimals and they say a bunch of statements and I asked us which one is true, which means all of the rest are either false or the opposite of what actually is true. Well, the only thing they said that is true is about doubles. Doubles don't need to be assigned, so they don't need a sign. Liberals that we tell you like 117 to be appended, See, to be appended with the socks. Like if you say f you know, they're talking about afloat. If you say em like a big M or a little, you know, they're talking about a decimal on the compiler will say Okay, you're definitely doing the right thing with tryingto assign that value so the type so you don't need to be appended with subjects for double. All right,