floats... the only thing bigger is the infamous double float. A single float is 4 bytes. and you have an array of what...... 82x3? so that means, unless i am way off, that this single array is using a total of 984 bytes. Kinda big, no? in my experience, it is easier to use an
int or, depending on if negatives will be used, an
unsigned int. Or if your values are msall enough use a
char or
unsigned char (1 byte each
). Floats just have way more precision that you really need.
P.S. if i am gravely wrong, someone please tell me.