Wrapper

[Shiva Mohan]

String s="23.3";
int i=(int)(Double.valueOf(s).doubleValue());

Double.valueOf(s) gives result as Wrapper object.then how come "Double.doubleValue()" is working.Please help.

[Keith Lynn]

Originally posted by Shiva Mohan:
String s="23.3";
int i=(int)(Double.valueOf(s).doubleValue());

Double.valueOf(s) gives result as Wrapper object.then how come "Double.doubleValue()" is working.Please help.

Double.valueOf(s) does give a reference to a Double object. Then you extract the double value in the wrapper with doubleValue().

[Shiva Mohan]

Thanks Keith.One more question on wrapper.

Boolean d=Boolean.valueOf("23.5");

when will the Boolean.valueOf(String /boolean) will give NumberFormatException.Could you please give one example.i have tried many options which didn't throw that exception.

[Keith Lynn]

It's not going to throw a NumberFormatException because of the way that Boolean.valueOf(String) works.

If the String is equal, ignoring case, to "true", then the boolean value stored in the wrapper will be true.

Any other String or null will cause the boolean value stored in the wrapper to be false.