No, an object cannot be cast to a primitive value.
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No, Java will not implicitly narrow a primitive value. You cannot cast from a double to byte because the byte has a range smaller than the double and it does not contain decimals like a double does. You can explicitly cast it to a Byte via a boxing conversion. This guards against accidental loss of precision.
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