if you are declaring a float ( ie: float scale{4.0f}; ) why are you initializing it with an “f” if its already a float?
In c++ even though you have giving it a float parameter, the compiler while still treat it as a double by default, so we give the f to explicitly tell the compiler that it is a float, and matches the float parameter giving.
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Could not have said it better myself!
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