One of the most common data types in all programming languages is Float which represents decimal values. Programming declares variables and specifies the data types of these variables at the beginning of a program. However, the output of an operation involving floating numbers might not necessarily be a floating number depending on the order of the operations. Input the following in JES to see the output: print 1.0 / 3 print 10 + 3 * 7 print (10 + 3) * 7 Capture a screenshot of the three commands and their output. Paste the screenshot into a Word document. Write 1/2-page on why each of your three inputs resulted in its particular output.