NoFloatLiterals

Misconception:

Java does not provide a way to directly write numbers of type float. Values of type float can only be created by casting, e.g., (float)3.14.

There are no float literals

An F or f suffix can turn a number into a float literal

Java does have float literals. The suffix f or F denotes a float literal. Examples of float literals in Java:

1f

3.0F

The following code snippet shows how this misconception can manifest itself:

float f = (float)3.5;

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Correction
Here is what's right.