How To Convert C# int To java Integer (java.lang.Integer) [Resolved]

@Kasani007 Sir, Java.lang.Integer.valueOf(int x) returns a Integer instance that represents the specified int value x. e.g.

import java.lang.*;



public class test {



   public static void main(String[] args) {

   

   int x = 100;  

   System.out.println(Integer.valueOf(x));

   }

} 

After compilation and execution

D:\Java\jdk1.8.0_45\bin>javac test.java



D:\Java\jdk1.8.0_45\bin>java test

100

So in your program instead of java.lang.Integer.valueOf(empId.ToString()); , you can safely remove .ToString() and do java.lang.Integer.valueOf(empId);

Hope this helps.

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What about

Integer.valueOf

which is under Java.lang.Integer package ?

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java.lang.Integer.valueOf(string) , it takes only string as paramenter,

Here I had Converted my int value to string and again i had used that string value in java.lang.Integer.valueOf() , its well and good... but two times conversion is taking , one is from c# integer to c# string and again c#string to java Integer i.e.,

java.lang.Integer.valueOf(empId.ToString());

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