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  1. Jan 25th, 2010, 04:48 AM #1
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    Difference between point and pointF

    Hello.

    Hmm, am i right to say that the main difference between point and pointF, is that Point holds integer values for X and Y and PointF holds Floating values? =)
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    Re: Difference between point and pointF

    Isn't it obvious?
    Yes, point is integer while pointF is Floating. Different methods require different arguments. Integer is faster and should be used wherever possible instead of pointF.
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