1. Why is Long.valueOf(0).equals(Integer.valueOf(0)) false? stackoverflow.comThis questions is prompted by http://stackoverflow.com/questions/444638/strange-hashmap-put-behaviour#444757
I think I understand why |
2. New Integer vs valueOf stackoverflow.comI was using Sonar to make my code cleaner, and it pointed out that I'm using |
3. Java: (int)(float)Float.valueOf(s) or Float.valueOf(s).toInt() stackoverflow.comI just bumped into this little problem and I wanted the input of other people on this I was wandering what was the best solution to convert a String to an int |
4. Why java.lang.Integer.valueOf is a flyweight pattern stackoverflow.comWhy java.lang.Integer.valueOf is a flyweight pattern? I tried to find the reason but couldn't able to. |
5. Integer.valueOf() better than new Integer() stackoverflow.comPossible Duplicate:I read at few place that Integer.valueOf is better than new Integer(), since it allows caching of values to be ... |
6. Integer.valueOf() vs. Integer.parseInt() stackoverflow.comAside from |
7. What is "Integer.valueOf().intValue()" supposed to do? stackoverflow.comHere is a java line of code that i have failed to understand. |
8. new Integer vs Integer.valueOf coderanch.comhi Matt, try the following code and review the results for different s[0] argument values. you will notice the difference. i am not sure about the reason but this what i observed. "for first for loop the time is higher than the second for loop". this might lead us to a conclusion that- new Integer() is slower than Integer.valueOf() actually, i ... |
9. parseInt(String) or Integer.valueOf(s).intValue coderanch.comOK, It's not 10am and I haven't had my first coffee of the morning but... Is there any advantage to using int val = Integer.valueOf(someNumberAsString).intValue(); as opposed to the more terse (single method invocation) int val = Integer.parseInt(someNumberAsString); I've tended to always use the latter. Oh, and I am using jdk1.3.1 and jdk1.4 and not assuming autoboxing (the new Java 5/Tiger ... |
10. Integer decode() vs. valueOf() coderanch.comLalit, The difference between these two methods is that with the decode() method you can pass octal and hexadecimal strings in addition to decimal strings. The single parameter version of the valueOf() method only interprets strings representing signed decimal integers. For the decode() method, you pass radix specifiers such as "0x" or "#" for hex strings and "0" for octal strings. ... |
11. why Integer. valueOf(String,radix) throws exception forums.oracle.com |
12. Difference between 'new Integer(value)' and Integer.valueOf(value) forums.oracle.comHi, Since being told a few months ago on this forum to use Integer.valueOf(value) over a new Integer, as its more memory efficient I have been doing this. Most often when getting values indexed with ints from a Hashtable. I am just interested to know why this is a more preferable method, as valueOf returns an Integer object anyway. Thanks. |
13. Integer.valueOf(args).intValue() not found by java forums.oracle.com |
14. Integer.valueOf( int i ) vs. Integer.valueOf( String s )? forums.oracle.coman inspection of the implementation ( 1.6.0_04 ) indicates that valueOf( int i ) and valueOf( String s ) differ in an interesting way. the former attempts to return an Integer from the internal cache, while the latter always constructs a new Integer after parsing. naively, one might expect valueOf( String s ) to parse to a primitive, then invoke valueOf( ... |