Scala Byte > (x: Float): Boolean

Introduction

Byte > (x: Float): Boolean is a method in Scala that compares a Byte value with a Float value and returns a Boolean result. This method is used to check whether the given Byte value is greater than the specified Float value.

Syntax

The syntax of the Byte > method is as follows:

def >(x: Float): Boolean

Parameters

The method accepts a single parameter:

• x: Float - The Float value to compare with the Byte value.

Return Value

The method returns a Boolean value, true if the Byte value is greater than the Float value, and false otherwise.

Example

val b: Byte = 10
val f: Float = 5.0f

val result1: Boolean = b > f
val result2: Boolean = b.>(f)

println(result1) // Output: true
println(result2) // Output: true

In this example, we have a Byte variable b with a value of 10 and a Float variable f with a value of 5.0f. We use the > operator or the .> method to compare b with f. Both comparisons return true because 10 is greater than 5.0.

Additional Notes

• The Byte value is automatically promoted to a Float value before the comparison is performed.
• The Byte > method is implemented by the RichByte class in Scala, which enriches the functionality of the primitive Byte type.
• The Byte type represents a signed 8-bit integer ranging from -128 to 127, while the Float type represents a single-precision floating-point number.