What is the deduction for a gymnast going out of bounds on the floor?

When a gymnast goes out of bounds on the floor exercise, the deduction applied is typically 0.10. This reflects the importance of maintaining control and precision during the routine, as staying within the designated boundaries is crucial for the execution of the performance. The out-of-bounds rule is in place to ensure that gymnasts not only demonstrate skill and creativity but also adhere to the defined space allotted for their routines. While other deductions exist for more severe infractions or errors, a single instance of going out of bounds results in this specific deduction of 0.10 to maintain fairness and consistency in scoring.