How do you define a floating-point variable in Python?
- float x = 5.0
- x = 5.0
- x as float = 5.0
- x:float = 5.0
In Python, you can define a floating-point variable simply by assigning a value with a decimal point to it. For example, x = 5.0 defines a floating-point variable x with the value 5.0. The other options use incorrect syntax.
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