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POWhy is a double always 8 bytes and an int always 4 bytes, even if the int has more digits?
 

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    1. COC'mon, double and float are floats!, I mean int, short, byte doesn't accept float numbers, system shows the float values in x.xEx format, just set a double as 1000 and print it
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    2. COThe size of the variable reflects the maximum amount of information that can be stored there, not the amount actually stored at any point in time. Look up Shannon and Information Theory.
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