How to assign a value to a byte type in Java?

In Java, there are several ways to assign a value to a byte type.

1. Direct assignment: A whole number value can be assigned to a variable of type byte, as long as the integer falls within the range of values for the byte type.

byte num = 10;

1. Use type casting: If you need to assign an integer to a variable of type byte, and the integer exceeds the range of values for a byte type, you can use type casting to achieve this.

int num = 128;
byte byteNum = (byte) num;

Please note that forced type conversion may result in data loss and could alter the original meaning of the value.

1. Variables can be assigned by transferring a byte type variable to another byte type variable.

byte num1 = 10;
byte num2 = num1;

These are several common ways to assign values, choose the appropriate one based on specific needs for assigning values to byte type.