two million, three hundred four thousand seven and sixteen thousandths.
In Microsoft Access, common delimiters for separating values in a text field include commas, semicolons, and spaces. These delimiters are often used when importing or exporting data between Access and other applications. It's important to choose a delimiter that will not conflict with the actual data being stored.
The Comma format.
The decimal point is positioned between the digits whose place value is units (10^0) and tenths (10^-1). To the left of the decimal point, the digits may be grouped in threes by using commas or spaces eg 12 345 678.923 or 12,345,678.923
0.8 is a decimal. The trick is to move the decimal point two spaces to the right (and fill the empty spaces with zeros). So then it becomes 080. Except we don't read the zeros before a number, and don't need a decimal point afterwards because it's a whole. So 80. 80%
A byte (8 bits) is significant because it holds one character of information. For example, one uppercase A or lowercase n, or a decimal digit. There are other characters like commas, spaces, etc. Each can be contained in one byte.
There are no decimal spaces here.
1 000 000 000. Years ago there used to be commas where the spaces are
Without spaces or commas, there's no way to tell what numbers you're asking about.
oh its quite simple, lets say you have a problem like 12.5 times 2.5 first you would find how much this is which would be 3125. then to find the decimal place, just count how many spaces are in each factor (12.5 and 2.5) as you can see, the decimal in 12.5 is one space that way <. and in 2.5 the decimal is also one space that way <. so how many spaces are there? two spaces! now we go back to 3125. if we were to place the decimal, we would first count up to how many spaces there are to the left (in this case two spaces) then we would go back to our answer and count two spaces to the left: 31.25! we started out with 3125 and to find the decimal place we started before the five and counted two spaces to the left which would be < that way! ta da!
Commas do not go at the end of sentences. Periods go at the end of sentences. Generally when typing on a computer, you should have two spaces after the period at the end of a sentence.
The number 8 wholes and 79 hundredths is 8.79 as a decimal. The whole number goes before the decimal point. Hundredths means two spaces after the decimal point.
0.364 ( move the decimal over two spaces to the left)