SPVM::Float(3)

✨ SPVM::Float ✨

Okay bestie, so this is SPVM::Float — a page from the Perl docs, and honestly? It's giving tiny but mighty. 💖

🌸 Name 🌸

SPVM::Float — literally just A float value as An Object. That's the whole vibe. A float that decided to become an object and live its best life. 🦋

💅 Description 💅

So the Float class in SPVM represents a float value as an object. That's it, that's the tweet. A raw float said "no cap, I want object energy," and now here we are. ✨

🎀 Usage 🎀

Here's how you actually use it, bestie — look at this, it's so clean:

my $float_object = Float->new(5);
my $float_value = $float_object->value;

You make the object with Float->new(5), then you pull the value back out with ->value. Iconic. Round trip complete. 🫶

🔥 Details 🔥

• This class is immutable. Once it's made, it's made — no take-backs, no edits, she's locked in. 👑
• This class is automatically loaded. You don't gotta do anything, she just shows up. Main character energy fr fr. 💫

🌈 Interfaces 🌈

• Stringable — yes, she can stringify. We love a versatile queen. 💜

🍓 Fields 🍓

value

has value : ro float;

That's the value. Read-only (ro), because immutability is the whole point, remember? 🙈

🧚 Class Methods 🧚

new

static method new : Float ($value : float);

Creates a shiny new Float object with a float $value. You hand it a float, it hands you back an object. Perfect little transaction. 💖

⭐ Instance Methods ⭐

to_string

method to_string : string ();

Casts the value to string type and returns it. Your float, but as a string now. Slay. ✨

💀 Copyright & License 💀

Copyright (c) 2023 Yuki Kimoto

MIT License

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And that's a wrap, bestie! 🎉 This page was brought to you by perl v5.42.2, dated 2026-02-03, and it lives in the manual as SPVM::Float(3). Go forth and float responsibly. 💅🎀