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A number literal is composed using the digits 0 to 9 and a decimal point (if desired). The number literal is automatically assigned the data type VASTINT, with a number of decimal places equal to the number of places shown in the expression.
The following numbers are examples of valid number literals:
5 234 0.5 468.55
The following groups of digits are not number literals
56,789 1 23
because the software does not enable commas or spaces to be used inside numbers.
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ByJason Lee
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