Why does .Net not have the System.Float type like System.String, System.Double etc.?
Why does .Net not have the System.Float type like System.String , System.Double etc.?
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Why does .Net not have the System.Float type like System.String, System.Double etc.?
It has type
System.Single, which is what you are looking for.See table for built-in value types in C# at MSDN.
There is a slight discrepancy between how types are called in C# (where name-type are similar to C-languages, but not the same (for example –
longtype)) and in .Net Framework, which should be language independent of course, as many languages can (and do) run on it.