Question

True or False? In a C++ floating-point constant, a decimal point is not required if exponential (E) notation is used

Answer 1

Answer:

The answer is "True".

Explanation:

The floating-point constant often known as a decimal number, which represents a specific number that was signed the real number contains an integer component, a decimal portion, and an exponent.

• It shows inviolable float values, that apply to specified values, the value may not modify the program and is called literals.

• It is also known as the basic data types separated into an integer, float, characters, strings and boolean values, that's why this statement is true.