Below is Viraj's answer to get primitive type of Float.
>Float val= new Float(variable);//Its float wrapper
>float value=val.floatValue();/*Its method of Float class converting the
>Float object into primitive data type float */
Below is Pradeep's answer to get primitive type of Float.
>Float.parseFloat()(String str).
Actually, It should be Float.parseFloat(String str) though...anyway,
Pradeep's answer is faster, since you don't make a new
Object(instanciate)...
-fumitada
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