👉 In mathematics, floating point arithmetic is a method of representing numbers with an approximate representation that uses fixed-point notation. This means that the exact value of a number can be approximated to within a certain amount of decimal places (known as precision), and this approximation is based on the fact that some digits are more significant than others. In simple terms, floating point arithmetic involves using two different types of numbers: whole numbers and fractional parts. Whole numbers are represented by their decimal value, while fractional parts can
