When dealing with floats, it should be noted that unlike a 32-bit `int` which is a signed 2's complement representation; a 32-bit `float` follows single precisi

When dealing with floats, it should be noted that unlike a 32-bit `int` which is a signed 2's complement representation; a 32-bit `float` follows single precision floating point representation which is 1 sign bit, 8 exponent bits and 23 mantissa bits. Not that there's anything wrong with the article, i just wanted to put it here.