The valueOf() method is a static method in String class, it returns the string representation of the specified value. The value can be a boolean, char, char [], double, float, int, long or an Object.
Variants of valueOf method are :
A sample program :
valueOf Test class ValueOfDemo
{
public static void main(String arg[])
{
int i = 10;
boolean b = true;
float f = 4.56789f;
char[] data = {'M','E','R','I','T',' ','C','A','M','P','U','S'};
String sample = String.valueOf(i); // LINE A
System.out.println("String of integer i : " + sample);
sample = String.valueOf(b); // LINE B
System.out.println("String of boolean b : " + sample);
sample = String.valueOf(f); // LINE C
System.out.println("String of float f : " + sample);
sample = String.valueOf(data, 0, 12); // LINE D
System.out.println("String representation of data : "+ sample);
sample = String.valueOf(data, 0, 5); // LINE E
System.out.println("Subarray in data starting at index 0 : " + sample);
sample = String.valueOf(data, 6, 6); // LINE F
System.out.println("Subarray in data starting at index 6 : " + sample);
}
} OUTPUTString of integer i : 10
String of boolean b : true
String of float f : 4.56789
String representation of data : MERIT CAMPUS
Subarray in data starting at index 0 : MERIT
Subarray in data starting at index 6 : CAMPUS DESCRIPTIONAt LINE A, int is converted to String.
At LINE B, boolean is converted to String.
At LINE C, float is converted to String.
At LINE D, character array data is converted to string using valueOf method.
At LINE E, a part of array data is converted to String i.e. 5 characters from index 0.
At LINE F, a part of array data is converted to String i.e. 6 characters from index 6. THINGS TO TRY - Try converting other data types like
char, double, long, Object.
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