Name
Short
Synopsis
Short
provides an object wrapper for a Java short
primitive. The constructor initializes the wrapper with a
short
value, after which the object becomes immutable.
The value associated with a Short
object can be retrieved
using the shortValue()
method.
The static parseShort()
converts a numeric value held in
a String
into a primitive short
.
The single-argument variant of this method assumes that the
String
is encoded in base 10; the two-argument variant can
be used to specify a different number base if necessary. A
NumberFormatException
is thrown if the
String
does not represent a valid number in the given
number base.
The static variables Short.MIN_VALUE
and
Short.MAX_VALUE
are short
(not Short
) values that represent the smallest
and largest values, respectively, that can be held in a
short
primitive.
Note that this class is derived from Object
and not
Number
. This is because CLDC does not provide the
Number
class.
public final class Short { // Public Constructors public Short( short value); // Public Constants public static final short MAX_VALUE; // =32767 public static final short MIN_VALUE; // =-32768 // Public Class Methods public static short parseShort( String s) throws NumberFormatException; public static short parseShort(String s, int radix) throws NumberFormatException; // Public Instance Methods public short shortValue(); // Public Methods Overriding Object public boolean equals( Object obj); public int hashCode(); public String toString(); } ...
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