String toBeParsed = "15";
int parsedString = Integer.parseInt(String.valueOf(toBeParsed));
/*this makes the integer value of parsedString the number held
in the string toBeParsed*/
/*Side note: you will have to import java.lang.String to be
able to use Integer.parseInt() and String.valeOf() */
//parsing string to int
String numberToParse = "420";
int number = 0;
try{
number = Integer.parseInt(numberToParse);
}catch(NumberFormatException e){
//the string cannot be parsed into a number
//ex Integer.parseInt("d15");
e.printStackTrace();
}
System.out.println(number);
There are two methods available in java to convert string to integer.
One is
Integer.parseInt() method and another one is
Integer.valueOf() method. Both these methods are static methods
of java.lang.Integer class. Both these methods throw
NumberFormatException if input string is not a valid integer.
num = '10'
# check and print type num variable
print(type(num))
# convert the num into string
converted_num = int(num)
# print type of converted_num
print(type(converted_num))
# We can check by doing some mathematical operations
print(converted_num + 20)
//In java, you can cast to any primitive type by putting (primitiveType)
//before whatever you're casting to.
private static int myInt = (int)myDouble;
<script>
function convertStoI() {
var a = "100";
var b = parseInt(a);
document.write("Integer value is" + b);
var d = parseInt("3 11 43");
document.write("</br>");
document.write('Integer value is ' + d);
}
convertStoI();
</script>