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What happens when you assigned a 'double' value to
a 'String'?
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Answer Posted / cleon
@Pankaj:
What are you trying to do?, trying to call a function from
primitive type/reference, that that will never work. You can
call function on Object types.
Double d = 5.5D; //D is optional as by default it is treated
to be double value
String s = d.toString();
If one tries to do something like
String s = 5.5;
A type mismatch errors will be shown during compilation itself!!
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