Certainly! In Ruby, you can convert an integer to a float by simply calling the to_f method on the integer. Here's an example of how to do this:
# Convert an integer to a float
num = 5
float_num = num.to_f
puts float_num # Output: 5.0
In this example, we first create a variable num and assign it the integer value of 5. We then call the to_f method on num and assign the result to a new variable called float_num. Finally, we use the puts method to output the value of float_num to the console.
You can also convert a string that represents an integer to a float in the same way:
# Convert a string integer to a float
num_str = "10"
float_num = num_str.to_f
puts float_num # Output: 10.0
In this example, we create a variable called num_str and assign it the string value of "10", which represents the integer value of 10. We then call the to_f method on num_str, which converts the string to a float, and assign the result to the variable float_num. Finally, we use the puts method to output the value of float_num to the console.