the valueOf method is used to convert from its original computerized format into a format understandable by humans. For example, the String object has this command overloaded so that may different types of objects can be turned into strings.
int i = 111
String i = String.valueOf(i);
The value "111" would be loaded into String i.
The valueOf functions are used in the Java wrapper classes to convert between types. Common uses are converting a number to a String or vice versa. You are encouraged to use these functions instead of creating a new object from a constructor because of the way Java caches values. A call to valueOf will give you the same result as creating a new object, but it may be more efficient if you're creating the same values multiple times.
All integeral wrapper class (Byte,Short,Integer,Long)contains the following valueOf() .public static wrappertype valueOf(String s,int radix);integer I=Integer.valueOf("1010",2);output is 10....
Nothing. You did not provide the sn.
$650$950 very good condition
100-300 USD or so
Requires professional appraisal.
a device which output voltage is almost the real peak valueof an applied signal
50-100 or so
The 6 place would be 60ml (the total would be 7360ml)
It may be done through measuring the pH valueof water
This already is a whole number. You don't need to change anything.
25-60 USD or so