How to convert the Unicode of a number to the number itself in Java?
char c ='2';
int x =c;
// here x=unicode of 2, how can I put the 2 itself in x?
How to convert the Unicode of a number to the number itself in Java?
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How to convert the Unicode of a number to the number itself in Java?
char c ='2';
int x =c;
// here x=unicode of 2, how can I put the 2 itself in x?
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Note that the second approach requires two conversions since Integer.valueOf can only handle other ints and Strings.