Java Byte class
The Byte class wraps a primitive byte type value in an object. Its object contains only a single field whose type is byte.
Methods:
The java.lang.Byte class provides several different methods for converting a byte to a String or vice versa. This class also provides other constants and methods which are useful when we are dealing with byte.
Methods |
Description |
byteValue() |
It returns the value of this Byte as a byte |
compare() |
It compares the two specified byte values |
compareTo() |
It compares two Byte objects numerically |
compareUnsigned() |
It compares the two unsigned byte values |
decode() |
It is used to decode a String into a Byte |
doubleValue() |
It returns a double value for this Byte object |
equals() |
It is used to compare this object against the specified byte object |
floatValue() |
It returns the value of this Byte as a Float |
hashCode() |
It returns a hash code for this Byte object |
intValue() |
It returns an int value for this Byte object |
longValue() |
It returns a long value for this Byte object |
parseByte() |
It is used to parse the string argument as a signed decimal byte. |
shortValue() |
It returns a short value for this Byte object |
toString() |
It returns a string representation of the Byte object |
toUnsignedInt() |
It is used to convert the specified byte to an int by an unsigned conversion |
toUnsignedLong() |
It is used to convert the specified byte to a long by an unsigned conversion |
valueOf() |
Returns a Byte instance representing the specified byte or string value. |
Example 1
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Output:
1. 67 is greater than 5
2. Hash code value of 5 is : 5
3. Float value of 67 is : 67.0
4. Integer value of 67 is : 67
5. Decoded value of 123 is : 123
Example 2
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Output:
1. 67 is greater than 5
2. 5 and 67 are not equal.
3. Long value of 67 is : 67
4. String value of 67 is : 67
5. Double value of 5 is : 5.0
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