DOUBLE (QuickBasic)
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The '''DOUBLE''' type in [[QuickBASIC]] stores 8-byte floating-point numbers from -1.67x10<sup>308</sup> to 1.67x10<sup>308</sup>. DOUBLE types can be defined with the <code>#</code> suffix. | The '''DOUBLE''' type in [[QuickBASIC]] stores 8-byte floating-point numbers from -1.67x10<sup>308</sup> to 1.67x10<sup>308</sup>. DOUBLE types can be defined with the <code>#</code> suffix. | ||
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* [[SINGLE (QuickBasic)|SINGLE]] | * [[SINGLE (QuickBasic)|SINGLE]] | ||
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* [https://qb64.com/wiki/DOUBLE DOUBLE] data-type on ''qb64.com'' | * [https://qb64.com/wiki/DOUBLE DOUBLE] data-type on ''qb64.com'' | ||
Latest revision as of 18:09, 31 July 2023
The DOUBLE type in QuickBASIC stores 8-byte floating-point numbers from -1.67x10308 to 1.67x10308. DOUBLE types can be defined with the # suffix.
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- DOUBLE data-type on qb64.com
