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Java Codelab Solutions - Section 2.2.3

This document discusses floating-point data types in code. It provides examples of declaring float and double variables to store monetary (price) and measurement (netWeight) values. It also shows declaring a float variable (x) to store scientific notation values. Finally, it demonstrates printing the values of double and int variables on a single line using string concatenation and a newline character.

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Java Codelab Solutions - Section 2.2.3

This document discusses floating-point data types in code. It provides examples of declaring float and double variables to store monetary (price) and measurement (netWeight) values. It also shows declaring a float variable (x) to store scientific notation values. Finally, it demonstrates printing the values of double and int variables on a single line using string concatenation and a newline character.

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Section2.2.

3FloatingPointDataTypes
20541:Declareafloatvariablenamedprice.
floatprice
20542:DeclareadoublevariablenamednetWeight.
doublenetWeight
20511:Declareavariablex,suitableforstoringvalueslike3.14159and6.02E23.
floatx
20980:Writeasinglestatementthatwillprintthemessagefirstisfollowedbythevalueoffirst,andthenaspace,followed
bysecond=,followedbythevalueofsecond.Printeverythingononelineandgotoanewlineafterprinting.Assume
thatfirsthasalreadybeendeclaredasadoubleandthatsecondhasbeendeclaredasanint.Assumealsothatthe
variableshavealreadybeengivenvalues.
System.out.println("firstis"+first+"second="+second+"\n")

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