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Java Integer Methods


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The Integer class is the wrapper class for the int type. Its methods convert numbers to text and back, compare numbers, and write numbers in other number systems, like binary.

Most of the methods are static (they belong to the class), so you call them on the class name, for example Integer.parseInt("25"). You call the compareTo(), equals() and intValue() methods on an Integer object.

All Integer Methods

Method Description Return Type
compare() Compares two int values and returns a number that shows which one is larger int
compareTo() Compares this Integer with another Integer and returns a number that shows which one is larger int
equals() Checks if this Integer has the same value as another object boolean
intValue() Returns the value of this Integer as an int int
max() Returns the larger of two int values int
min() Returns the smaller of two int values int
parseInt() Converts a string to an int int
sum() Returns the sum of two int values int
toBinaryString() Returns a string with the number written in binary (base 2) String
toHexString() Returns a string with the number written in hexadecimal (base 16) String
toOctalString() Returns a string with the number written in octal (base 8) String
toString() Converts a number to a String String
valueOf() Returns an Integer object that holds the given int, or the number in a string Integer


Integer Fields

The Integer class also has two constants (fixed values) that hold the smallest and the largest value an int can have:

Field Description Type
MAX_VALUE The largest value an int can have (2147483647) int
MIN_VALUE The smallest value an int can have (-2147483648) int

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Java Wrapper Classes Tutorial

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