Convert a string to an integer

[Snip Dadio]

Is there an aesy way to convert a string into an integer.
ie.
text "32" into the value 32

[mike]

"Snip Dadio" <j.murray@automotive-solutions.com> wrote:
>
>Is there an aesy way to convert a string into an integer.
>ie.
>text "32" into the value 32

One of a million ways...


String aString = new String("32");
Integer anInt = new Integer(0);
anInt = anInt.valueOf(aString);
anInt;

[Tom Duffy]

"Snip Dadio" <j.murray@automotive-solutions.com> wrote:
>
>Is there an aesy way to convert a string into an integer.
>ie.
>text "32" into the value 32

Here's another of those million:

String s = "32";
int i = new Integer(s).intValue();

[Ilja Preuß]

>One of a million ways...
>
>
>String aString = new String("32");
>Integer anInt = new Integer(0);
>anInt = anInt.valueOf(aString);
>anInt;

Because 'valueOf' is static, you can use:

Integer anInt = Integer.valueOf(aString);

If you need an int rather than an Integer:

int anInt = Integer.valueOf(aString).intValue();

In Java 2, you can shorten it by:

int anInt = Integer.parseInt(aString);