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Can a Byte object be cast to a double value?
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Answer / roshan
yes, a byte object can be cast into double value. This is
done through auto-boxing concept of java that was
introduced in jdk 1.5.0. Using auto-boxing we can assign a
object into preemitive value and preemitive into object.
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Answer / shweta
No, an object cannot be cast to a primitive value.
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Answer / rajesh dangi
Byte object can not be casted into primitive type. What we
can do is to create a double variable and get the value of
Byte object converted to it. There are many vays to do that
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