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Indeed it does, but see my other comment in the thread. We had some compute intensive code that needed to be in C++, so using a double (or "float" in Python) ga
by Stratoscope 5y ago
Indeed it does, but see my other comment in the thread. We had some compute intensive code that needed to be in C++, so using a double (or "float" in Python) gave us a common datatype for both languages.
- andi999 5y agoActually numpy arrays can either be declare float or double (called float32 or float64 I think)