Floating-point numbers, or floats, refer to positive and negative decimal numbers.
Python allows us to create decimals up to a very high decimal place.
This ensures accurate computations for precise values.
A float occupies 24 bytes of memory.
Below, we can find some examples of floats:
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print(1.00000000005) # A positive float
print(-85.6701) # A negative float
flt_pt = 1.23456789
print(flt_pt)