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2.9.1.Declare Double type variable and assign value
Module Module1

    Sub Main()
        Dim EmployeeName As String
        Dim EmployeePhoneNumber As String
        Dim EmployeeSalary As Double
        Dim NumberOfEmployees As Integer

        EmployeeName = "James Bond"
        EmployeePhoneNumber = "555-1212"
        EmployeeSalary = 45.0
        NumberOfEmployees = 1

        Console.WriteLine("Number of employees: " & NumberOfEmployees)
        Console.WriteLine("Employee name: " & EmployeeName)
        Console.WriteLine("Employee phone number: " & EmployeePhoneNumber)
        Console.WriteLine("Employee salary: " & EmployeeSalary)

    End Sub

End Module
Number of employees: 1
Employee name: James Bond
Employee phone number: 555-1212
Employee salary: 45
2.9.Double
2.9.1.Declare Double type variable and assign value
2.9.2.Define double and output its value
2.9.3.Get Epsilon from Double
2.9.4.Show difference precision of Single and Double (1)
2.9.5.Single Double MaxValue and Memory Size (1)
2.9.6.Parse double value
2.9.7.Define and loop through double value array
2.9.8.Read Double value from Keyboard
2.9.9.Convert Double to Integer
2.9.10.Parse Double
2.9.11.Double.IsNaN()
2.9.12.Double.IsPositiveInfinity()
2.9.13.Double.IsNegativeInfinity()
2.9.14.Catch OverflowException
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