Question:
How can I convert a String type value to an integer or float?For example,

String str=”155.230″;float  real;real = str.HowCanIConvert???????; 

I’ve tried it like this:

Integer aValue = new Integer(String.valueOf(“1”)); 

But this method doesn’t always work.What’s the problem?

Answer:
You’re lucky your solution worked at all! Probably, themethod:

  public static String valueOf(Object obj)  

was being called, as I see no variant of String.valueOf() that expects a String parameter.

Perhaps you intended

Integer.valueOf(“1”); 

Of course this only returns an Integer. To get an int, you’llneed to compose it with another conversion:

int i = intValue(Integer.valueOf(“1”)); 

For floats, you need to first convert to a Float, thenconvert to a float:

float f = floatValue(Float.valueOf(“155.230”)); 

Java also provide a parseInt method. Try this:

   int i = Integer.parseInt(“1”);