What is the correct way to compare Byte to Int?

if (myByte.compareTo(myInt) == 0)

?

if (myByte.toInt() == myInt)

?

if (myByte == myInt.toByte())

? Something else? Or can I force implicit conversion somehow, as I have a lot of these comparisons?

if (myByte.toInt() == myInt)

would be the most appropriate I think.

@jlleitschuh Cool. Is there any reasoning to it? Or is it personal preference?

if (myByte == myInt.toByte())

If there is an overflow in the int to byte conversion, you'll have weird behavior.

if (myByte.compareTo(myInt) == 0)

This is just confusing from a readability perspective and I don't even know if it will compile.

I definitely wouldn't narrow the `Int`:

if (myByte == myInt.toByte())

.

123456.toByte()

is

64

.

Okay, thanks, then I'll go with the

myByte.toInt()