On Mon, 11 Oct 2021, Devon McCormick wrote:
Shouldn't a floating-point array take up more space than an integer array of the same shape?
Except for booleans, integers are the size of a native machine word, which is usually 8 bytes. Floating-point numbers are double-precision, and hence also 8 bytes.
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