👉 In computer science, a "floated" value is one that is not exact but represents a number with an arbitrary precision. This means that it can represent values up to certain limits while being accurate to a specified degree of accuracy. For example, in floating-point arithmetic, 10^9 is considered a floored value because the value 10^9 is greater than or equal to any real number and less than 10^18. In programming languages like C, Python
