Looking for an easier way to use float in C #

Question

For a number of reasons, I should use float in my code instead of two-local ones. To use a literal in my code, I have to write something like:

float f = 0.75F;

or the compiler will be barf, since it only treats "0.75" as double. Is there anything that I can put into my code or install in Visual Studio that will make it treat the literal as “0.75” as floating without having to add “F” every time?

Answer 1

Float comes with F :-)

Answer 2

No - fortunately, IMO. Literals are treated the same everywhere.

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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