How to define np.float128 variable in python?

问题

In the most upvoted answer to the question Double precision floating values in Python? it is mentioned that we can use np.float128, if we need precision more than standard float. But I couldn't find a way to do this.

Then, in the most upvoted answer to how to declare variable type, C style in python, use of typing is suggested.

However, when I tried to use typing to set the datatype as float for a integer type value, Python still used an int data type.

n : float=10000
print(type(n))

But still, the result is :

<class 'int'>

So, How can I define np.float128 type variable in python?

回答1:

Have you tried the following?

from numpy import float128

n=float128(10000)

print(type(n))

Print:

<class 'numpy.float128'>

Bear in mind that there are some issues using numpy.float128 on Windows 64-bit (see numpy.float128 doesn't exist in windows, but is called from OpenGL). I have tested this code in an online Python editor.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63289402/how-to-define-np-float128-variable-in-python