sqliteHow do I store and retrieve float values in SQLite?
Storing and retrieving float values in SQLite is a simple task. To store float values, you can use the REAL data type. For example, the following SQL statement creates a table with a float column:
CREATE TABLE mytable (
id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
value REAL
);
To insert float values into the table, use the INSERT INTO statement:
INSERT INTO mytable (value) VALUES (3.14);
To retrieve float values from the table, use the SELECT statement:
SELECT * FROM mytable;
The output would look something like this:
id value
1 3.14
Code explanation
CREATE TABLEstatement - used to create a table with a float columnINSERT INTOstatement - used to insert float values into the tableSELECTstatement - used to retrieve float values from the table
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