Uninitialized floating point variables, repoducing indeterminate behavior?

In the common floating-point encodings, 2.7916085e+035 is 0x7a570ec5 as a float and 0x474ae1d8a58be975 as a double, modulo endianness. These do not look like a typical text character string, a simple integer, or a common address. (The low bits of the double encoding are uncertain, as you did not capture enough decimal digits to determine them, but the high bits do not look meaningful.).

The value that you see for an uninitialized variable is whatever happens to be in that memory location. It's not random; it's a value that was stored in memory by a previous function call. For example.

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