How much storage your computer allows, change your program again to this:

    

#!/usr/bin/perl

use warnings;
print 25_000_000, " ", 3.141592653589793238462643383279, "\n";

1.	Float point number literal
2.	Float value calculation
3.	Using the _ (under score) in float point number
4.	A program that contains a floating-point comparison.
5.	A program that displays various floating-point scalar values.
6.	A program that illustrates round-off error problems in floating-point arithmetic.
7.	Big float
8.	Reading float point number from keyboard
9.	Currency Converter
10.	Currency Converter, Mark 2
11.	Miles-to-kilometers converter.

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