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return (theClass == Float.TYPE) || (theClass == Double.TYPE);
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Long.TYPE, Float.TYPE, Double.TYPE, Void.TYPE
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{Float.TYPE, Float.class},
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else if (Float.TYPE.equals(primitiveClass)) return Float.class;
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if (Args.length() == 0) return Float.TYPE;
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converters.put(Float.TYPE, new FloatConverter(defaultFloat));
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pClass == Float.TYPE ||
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if (c == Float.TYPE) return Float.class;
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Float.class, Float.TYPE,
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super ("clipLength", Float.TYPE,
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else if (s == Float.TYPE)
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boolean isFloat = ( Float.class.equals( desiredClass ) || Float.TYPE.equals( desiredClass ) );
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requireReturnType(Float.TYPE);
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} else if (primitiveClass == Float.TYPE) {
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assertTrue(StringConvertors.forClass(java.lang.Float.TYPE) instanceof FloatStringConvertor);
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name.equals("float") ? Float.TYPE :
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if(lclassObject == Float.TYPE) {return Types.FLOAT;}
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type.equals(Float.TYPE) ||
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} else if (primType == Float.TYPE) {
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} else if (target == Float.TYPE) {
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