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var $help_node body = <$ctext_frob, [[<$format, ["p", [], [], 'do_p]>, "A ", <$format, ["i", [], ["float"], 'do_i]>, " is a real number (in mathematical terms). A float is logically true if it is not zero. Floats are denoted in ColdC with two numbers seperated by a period and optionally preceded with a plus (", <$format, ["tt", [], ["+"], 'do_tt]>, ") or minus (", <$format, ["tt", [], ["-"], 'do_tt]>, ") sign. If the float has small enough precision it may be formatted in scientific notation. Both forms are acceptable. For instance, the two floats are equivalent:", <$format, ["p", [], [], 'do_p]>, <$format, ["dfn", [], ["0.000000001", <$format, ["br", [], [], 'do_br]>, "1e-09"], 'do_dfn]>, <$format, ["p", [], [], 'do_p]>, "See also: ", <$format, ["link", [["node", "$help_funcs_num"]], ["Numeric Functions"], 'do_link]>], #[['links, #[["Numeric Functions", "$help_funcs_num"]]]]]>;
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