C # Learning Diary decimal type of---data type

Decimal type of value type:

C # specifically defines a decimal type (decimal) for us, which is not a sub-type of the previous C + +, and is primarily used for financial or credit calculations. The decimal type is a high-precision, 128-bit data type that retains 28 or 29 digits, (double only 15 or 16 bits, which has been tested in the previous article), although the range of values is much smaller than a double, but more accurate than a double.

When defining a decimal variable and assigning it to him, the M subscript is used to indicate that he is a decimal type, (because the C # default decimal number is a double type);

such as: decimal value = 1.0m;

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