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 \nd)Spread butter on toast  \na)Put slice of bread in toaster  \nieo bheadou otpacs  \nb)Put toast on plate  \nc)Wait until toast pops up out of toaster  \nAnswers are on page 32  \n# Types of Numbers\n\nNumbers are just numbers,right?Not when you arecoding.Numbers can be integers.Integers are wholenumbers,such as 1,or 27.Numbers can also befloating-point numbers.Floating-point numbers arenot whole numbers.They can be written as a fractionsuch as 1/2,or as a decimal such as 1.5.In coding,they are written using a decimal point.  \nIntegers are whole numbers.Integers can be positivewhole numbers,such as 12.They can also be negativewhole numbers,such as-12.Zero i","cbCaihXaTh30vlfu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihXaTh30vlfu","pdf",3474203,"English","# Coding and Data\n## What Is Data?\n# Types of Numbers\n## Integers\n## Floating-Point Numbers","[{\"question\":\"What is data in computer-free coding?\",\"answer\":\"Data is information processed or stored by a computer. 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