If the arguments of a method call for floats to be passed, can one simply pass 10 as opposed to 10.0? I have been doing this, but often see code which specify .0 and have been wondering if there are any reasons to do so. Thank you.
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If the arguments of a method call for floats to be passed, can one simply pass 10 as opposed to 10.0? I have been doing this, but often see code which specify .0 and have been wondering if there are any reasons to do so. Thank you.
It’s not necessary, but it’s a good idea to use the correct type and/or add explicit casts when you do this – more for self-documentation purposes than anything else. For literal values just specify the constant as e.g.
10.0f– for variables just use a C-style typecast, e.g.(float)i.