Which of the following will compile correctly?

float f=10f;

float f=10.1;

float f=10.1f;

byte b=10b;

Question

Which of the following will compile correctly?


 
 float f=10f;
 
 
 float f=10.1;
 
 
 float f=10.1f;
 
 
 byte b=10b;

Accepted Answer

✔ Correct:

 
 float f=10f;
 
 
 float f=10.1f;
 

❌ Incorrect:

 
 float f=10.1; → double by default
 
 
 byte b=10b; → no such literal suffix
 
 
 👉 Note:
 
 
 Decimal numbers → default type is double
 
 
 Use f for float

Which of the following will compile correctly?

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