fload_<n> represents the series of opcodes fload_0, fload_1, fload_2, and fload_3 that retrieve a single precision float in local variables 0, 1, 2 or 3 and push it onto the stack. <n> must be a valid local variable number in the current frame.

'fload_<n>' is functionally equivalent to 'fload <n>', although it is typically more efficient and also takes fewer bytes in the bytecode.

Example

fload_0         ;push float in local variable 0
fload_1         ;push float in local variable 1
fload_2         ;push float in local variable 2
fload_3         ;push float in local variable 3