It is customary when programming to employ leading zeros when the number in question is between -1 and +1. By using a leading zero, you make the value abundantly clear. Here are some examples... LET FACTORA = 0.0254
LET FACTORB = 0.45359237
Be sure to use leading zeros when appropriate as it makes your code clearer and is evidence of good programming practice.
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