Java valueOf () function

The ValueOf () method is used to return the value of the native number object for a given parameter, which can be a native data type, string, and so on.

This method is a static method. The method can receive two parameters one is a string, and the other is the cardinality.

Grammar

The method has the following syntax formats:

Staticinteger valueOf(int i)staticinteger valueOf(String  s)staticInteger valueOf(String s,int radix)   

Parameters

• i --integer of the integer object.

• s --the string of the Integer object.

• Radix -the cardinality used when parsing the string s, which specifies the number of digits to use.

return value

• integer valueOf (int i): Returns an integer instance representing the specified int value.

• integer valueOf (String s): Returns an integer object that holds the value of the specified String.

• integer valueOf (String s, int radix): Returns an integer object that holds the value extracted from the specified String when parsing with the cardinality provided by the second argument.

Instance

Public Class Test{ Public Static voidMain(StringArgs[]){IntegerX=Integer.ValueOf(9);DoubleC= Double.ValueOf(5);FloatA= Float.ValueOf("80");IntegerB= Integer.ValueOf("444",16); Using 16 binarySystem.Out.println(X);          System.  Out.         println(c);  System.  Out.         println(a);  System.  Out.     println(b);  }}< /c10> 

Compile the above program, the output result is:

95.080.01092  

Java valueOf () function