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Answer:
That guy is correct a because its both greater than and equal to 8
I may not be correct but ok pretty sure it’s 56
<span>1.5
In C or C++, a floating point literal is nothing more than a sequence of decimal digits with either or both an decimal point, or an exponent with optionally a type specifier. The value could be any of the following: 1.5, 1.5e0, 0.15e1, 15e-1, etc.</span>
