:) nice one - base 26 does have some uses after all!
Type: Posts; User: dlorde
Re: String to Int
:) nice one - base 26 does have some uses after all!
Re: String to Int
'72, 73' is not an int. The compiler is not a mind-reader - you can get the UNICODE value of each character (equivalent to ASCII for the latin alphabet) by casting to an int as Junky shows above....
Re: String to Int
The Integer.valueOf method expects a String representation of a number, e.g. "45". It doesn't know the int value of "HI", neither do I. What is the int value you think "HI" should have?