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Start your free trialRanvir Sahota
9,844 Points0.0f vs 0.00
If 0.0f tells Vector3 that we want y to be on ground and represented as 0.00 why didn't we just pass 0.00? Is now the same thing? What the difference between the two options.
2 Answers
Christopher Adam
778 PointsHi ,
The 'f' is there to denote that the value is a float. The compiler would otherwise think it is a double.
Chris
Pieter Herlitska
5,756 PointsIt doesn't matter actually. The computer will pretend it the same as 0.0
Ranvir Sahota
9,844 PointsRanvir Sahota
9,844 PointsDoes that also count for 0.0?