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Unlike integers or null, where the literal is type-less, floating-point literals do have specific types. This needs to be used to enhance the type validation, which rights now treats them too leniently.
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0.1e2-style notation is applicable for halfs, floats and doubles. All other types must appear in their appropriate hex format only. However, the situation right now is that every floating-point literal is legal for any floating-point type.
Unlike integers or null, where the literal is type-less, floating-point literals do have specific types. This needs to be used to enhance the type validation, which rights now treats them too leniently.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: