Computers and Technology, 20.11.2020 14:00, edith47

In the GO programming language you can't declare a float, it must be a float32 or float64. Why do you think this is done if the data type is not necessary? Why do you think they used float64 instead of double? Think about the lexical analyzer and how it interprets a symbol.

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