Pascal <-> PHP | 64-bit real number

Pascal

double

double

Used keywords: double

64-bit real number the possible of use:

x:= 3.14159265359;     { x = 3.14159265359}
y:= 123456789;         { y = 123456789.0}
y :=double((x * y));          { y = 387850941.35821074}

PHP

double

Used keywords: double

64-bit real number the possible of use:

$x= 3.14159265359;     // x = 3.14159265359
$y= 123456789;         // y = 123456789.0
$y =(double)($x * $y);          // y = 387850941.35821074

Pascal

double

Used keywords: double

64-bit real number the possible of use:

x:= 3.14159265359;     { x = 3.14159265359}
y:= 123456789;         { y = 123456789.0}
y :=double((x * y));          { y = 387850941.35821074}

PHP

 float

Used keywords: float

64-bit real number the possible of use:

$x= 3.14159265359;     // x = 3.14159265359
$y= 123456789;         // y = 123456789.0
$y =(double)($x * $y);          // y = 387850941.35821074

Pascal

double

Used keywords: double

64-bit real number the possible of use:

x:= 3.14159265359;     { x = 3.14159265359}
y:= 123456789;         { y = 123456789.0}
y :=double((x * y));          { y = 387850941.35821074}

PHP

real

Used keywords: real

64-bit real number the possible of use:

$x= 3.14159265359;     // x = 3.14159265359
$y= 123456789;         // y = 123456789.0
$y =(double)($x * $y);          // y = 387850941.35821074

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