Java Short floatValue() Method

The floatValue() method of Java Short class returns the Short object value into float.

Syntax

Parameters

N/A

Exception

N/A

Return value

This floatValue(method) returns float value corresponding to Short object.

Example 1

public class ShortFloatValueExample1 { 
public static void main(String[] args) { 
 // Assigning value to Short         
Short sValue = 100;  // Positive Value         
 //  floatValue() returns float value of Short         
double fValue = sValue.floatValue(); 
 // printing float value        
System.out.println("Returned float value of Short is = " + fValue);  
} 
} 

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Output:

Returned float value of Short is = 100.0

Example 2

public class ShortFloatValueExample2 { 
 public static void main(String[] args) { 
 // Assigning value to Short         
Short sValue = -135; // Negative Value 
//  floatValue() returns float value of Short         
double fValue = sValue.floatValue(); 
 // printing float value        
System.out.println("Returned float value of Short is = " + fValue);  
} 
} 

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Output:

Returned float value of Short is = -135.0

Example 3: ( Old deprecated style)

public class ShortFloatValueExample3 { 
 public static void main(String[] args) { 
 // assigning value to short       
short x=35;      //these old style is now deprecated       
Short y=new Short(x); 
//  floatValue() returns float value of Short         
double fValue = y.floatValue(); 
// printing float value        
System.out.println("Returned float value of Short is = " + fValue);  
} 
} 

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Output: