In Python, a float is a data type that represents machine-level double-precision floating-point numbers. It is a function or reusable code in Python that converts values into floating-point numbers. Floats contain decimals and integers, and they are used to represent real numbers. The range of these numbers is restricted by fundamental machine architecture subject to available memory.
Pythons float() function is used to convert any value into a decimal or fractional number. It converts integers or real numbers into floating-point numbers. The syntax for float() is float(value), where value is a number or a string that can be converted into a floating-point number. If its a string, the string should contain decimal points. The float() method returns a floating-point number from a number or a string.
There are several ways to create floats in Python, including directly assigning a float to a variable, calculating a float through other variables, converting an integer to a float with float(), and converting a string to a float with float() .
