The .FLOAT
pseudo-operation initializes a single-word of storage to a floating-point
value calculated from the parameters provided. If the location counter
is not aligned on a word boundary, it is forced to the next multiple
of four. If the statement is labeled, the label refers to the first
byte of the storage area.
Syntax  | 
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.FLOAT   integer  [.fraction] [E [-]power]
.FLOAT   .fraction  [E [-]power]
Parameters  | 
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- integer
 Specifies the whole number part of a decimal number.
- fraction
 Specifies the fractional part of a decimal number.
- power
 Specifies the power of ten to raise a decimal number.
To raise the decimal number to a negative power of ten, place a
minus sign (-)
directly in front of the power specified.
Example  | 
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Each of the following examples initializes one word of memory
to floating-point quantities: 0.00096 and 3400000.0, respectively.
factor1  .FLOAT  9.6E-4   factor2  .FLOAT  3.4E6  |