1. Java equivalent of register int? stackoverflow.comIn C, I can allocate a register for a variable, for example:
I am aware that Java is an interpreted language, and is many many abstractions away from ... |
2. Code for displaying the smallest power of 2 greater than or equal than the integer stackoverflow.comI need a code in Java that can find the smallest power of 2 greater than or equal to any non-negative integer entered by the user. Can anyone help? |
3. Why byte b = (byte) 0xFF is equals to integer -1? stackoverflow.comWhy
it will print -1 ?
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4. C++ equivalent of java.lang.Integer.MIN_VALUE stackoverflow.comHow can I get an equivalent of java.lang.Integer.MIN_VALUE on C++? |
5. Help with string equality in Java stackoverflow.comThe following function accepts 2 strings, the 2nd (not 1st) possibly containing |
6. C/C++ equivalent to java Integer.toHexString stackoverflow.comC/C++ equivalent to java Integer.toHexString. Porting some code from java to C/C++, does C have a build in function to Integer.toHexString in java? UPDATE: Heres is the exact code i'm trying to port:
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7. Checking For Equal Instances of 2 Different (Included Example) stackoverflow.comI use the == in the code below and prints out "Equals!", why? Can someone explain why these two different strings a and b are equal?
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8. How do you find a roman numeral equivalent of an integer stackoverflow.comHow do you find a roman numeral equivalent of an integer. Is there a java library which provides this capability? I did find a similar question, but I would prefer an ... |
9. Why Java does not see that Integers are equal? stackoverflow.comI have integers that are supposed to be equal (and I verify it by output). But in my |
10. int main(); C - java equivalent stackoverflow.comI'm an University student and new to java. Last year, second semester we did some programming in C. I test a lot of stuff before truly understanding it. In C I ... |
11. Does int.class equal Integer.class or Integer.TYPE in Java? stackoverflow.comLet's imagine one retrieves the declaring type of a
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12. Java not saying that two Strings equal when they do? stackoverflow.comPossible Duplicate:heres my script:
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13. Why are autoboxed Integers and .getClass() values ==-equal, not only .equals()-equal? stackoverflow.comMaybe I've been working too long on Java without really understanding some of its basics.
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14. Integer == int allowed in java stackoverflow.comI was wondering if java automatically turns a Integer into an int when comparing to an int? Or will the == try and compare references on primitives? Is this always true or ... |
15. How is -Integer.MIN_VALUE Equal to Integer.MIN_VALUE coderanch.comCan any one tell me how do we decide whether a number is negative or positive just by looking at the binary representation 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 = 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 = 1 and System.out.println( 32 >> 37); // output: 1 System.out.println( 32 >> 5); // output: 1 How is this ... |
16. Int equals void java-forums.orgInt equals void I am building a applet that can read inputs from the user to make codons for DNA, so my teacher can use it. It reads the first three characters to make a codon, uses those characters to get a value (1, 2, 3 or 4), takes those character values to make a codon value (1 - ... |
17. state of the art comparint ints in equals()? java-forums.org |
18. Checking to see if two Integer values are Equal forums.oracle.com |
19. String equivalent of Integer.parseInt() forums.oracle.comIncrementing a variable (but better names than x and y please!;) seems the right way to count the number of each sort of answer. If there's a problem with that, say what "it doesn't work" means: what your code is - or at least where the variables are declared, initialised and assigned values - and how the output differs from what ... |
20. Equality (==), .equals() and String equality forums.oracle.com |
21. blah.equals() for ints? forums.oracle.comString and int are completely different data types. String is an object and extends the java.lang.Object class in Java. The Object class defines the method equals() which compares references between two Objects and returns true if the references are equal. The String class overrides this method to return true if the content of the Strings being compared is the same. To ... |
22. Integer.equals(Object) acting flakey in JDK/JRE 1.5 forums.oracle.comI am having a problem with java.lang.Integer.equals(Object). Here's the code: class Address Integer id; // Other fields... class AddressDTO Integer id; // Other fields... // Remove all Address Domain objects that are not represented in the UserDTO's address map. l1: for(Address address : user.getAddresses().toArray(new Address[0])) { for(AddressDTO addressDTO : userDTO.getAdderssDTOs().values()) { if(address.getId().equals(addressDTO.getId())) continue l1; } user.removeAdderss(address); } My problem is, when ... |