@Gab,
I agree, I think it lazy to use # and !, (And I can never remember which is which)
Also maybe A:float/b is the same as Float (a)/b or not, but I can see that the second is a cast, however for const I would 7:float/b rather than Float (7)/b, not for any reason, just that I would type it out that way without thinking
@ Pap
Print 4/Double (7)
or
Print Double(4)/7 would do.
I agree, I think it lazy to use # and !, (And I can never remember which is which)
Also maybe A:float/b is the same as Float (a)/b or not, but I can see that the second is a cast, however for const I would 7:float/b rather than Float (7)/b, not for any reason, just that I would type it out that way without thinking
@ Pap
Print 4/Double (7)
or
Print Double(4)/7 would do.