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 # Float

 Last update: 17.07.2025 

The Float library ensures good practices in the use of floating-point numbers.

- Comparisons and equality tests with tolerance

Operator NameDescription[RelPrecision](float__relprecision.md)Returns the relative precision for comparing two numbers with an absolute precision.[EQ](float__eq.md)Determines whether two values are identical with respect to an absolute precision.[GE](float__ge.md)Determines whether a value is greater or equal to another value, with respect to an absolute precision.[GT](float__gt.md)Determines whether a value is greater than another value, with respect to an absolute precision.[LE](float__le.md)Determines whether a value is less or equal to another value, with respect to an absolute precision.[LT](float__lt.md)Determines whether a value is less than another value, with respect to an absolute precision.[NE](float__ne.md)Determines whether a value is different from another value, with respect to an absolute precision.[RelEQ](float__releq.md)Determine whether two values are identical with respect to a relative precision.[RelGE](float__relge.md)Determines whether a value is greater or equal to another value, with respect to a relative precision.[RelGT](float__relgt.md)Determines whether a value is greater than another value, with respect to a relative precision.[RelLE](float__relle.md)Determines whether a value is less or equal to another value, with respect to a relative precision.[RelLT](float__rellt.md)Determines whether a value is less than another value, with respect to a relative precision.[RelNE](float__relne.md)Determines whether a value is different from another value, with respect to a relative precision.**Parent topic:**[Libraries](../../libraries/libraries.md)