Is there anyway to treat as a float an int's value (and back)? Like this:

int myInt = 1729;
float myFloat = intToFloatPreservingBitPattern(myInt);
int otherInt = floatToIntPreservingBitPattern(myFloat);

(in C++ I could use float myFloat = reinterpreted_cast<float>(myInt), I'm looking for something similar in Java)

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解决方案

You're looking for the Float.intBitsToFloat method.

The reverse is the Float.floatToIntBits method.

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