Numeric Literals in Python
Numeric Literals in Python * A numeric literal is a literal containing only the digits 0-9 , an optional sign character (+ or - ) , and a possible decimal point. Commas are never used in numeric literals. * If a numeric literal does not contain a decimal point, then it denotes an integer (int) value. * If a numeric literal contains a decimal point, then it denotes a floating-point (float) value. Limits of Range in Floating-Point Representation * There is no limit to the size of an integer that can be represented in Python. But floating-point values have both a limited range ...