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## Overview

The **`eql?()` method** can be used to know if two `float` values are equal. It returns a `Boolean` value — i.e., either `true` or `false`.

## Syntax

## Parameters

**`anotherFloatVal`**: This is the float value that we want to compare with the float value `floatVal` which invokes the method `eql?()`.

## Return value

The value returned is a `Boolean` value. It returns `true` if both values are equal. Otherwise, it returns `false`.

## Code

# create some float values
f1 = 34.344
f2 = 2.423
f3 = -5/2.3
f4 = f2 / 1.0
# invoke the coerce method
puts f1.eql?(f2)
puts f2.eql?(f3)
puts f3.eql?(f1)
puts f4.eql?(f2)

## Explanation

* Lines 2-5: We create some float variables `f1`, `f2`, `f3`, and `f4`, and initialize them with some values.
* Lines 7-10: We check if the float values are equal using the `eql?()` method, and then printed the results.

What is float.eql?() method in Ruby?

Determines if two float values are equal in Ruby, returning true if equal, otherwise false.