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

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Viktor [21]2 years ago

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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.

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