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class Num

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Floating-point number

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class Num is Cool does Real { }
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A Num object stores a floating-point number. It is immutable. On most platforms, it's an IEEE 754 64-bit floating point numbers, aka "double precision".

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Type graph

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Below you should see a\n clickable image showing the type relations for Num that links\n to the documentation pages for the related types. If not, try the\n PNG\n version instead.

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\n Generated on 2016-06-15T20:36:42Z from Type/Num.pod from perl6/doc on GitHub, commit .\n This is a work in progress to document Perl 6, and known to be\n incomplete. Your contribution is appreciated.\n

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\n This documentation is provided under the terms of the\n Artistic License 2.0.\n The Camelia image is copyright © 2009 by Larry Wall.\n

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