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4. Built-in Classes
Java provide some useful classes in the java.lang
package .
These classes provide us with some methods and
fields that help us save time and effort in writing
code and repeating it more and more…
5. Class and Instance Methods
Instance Method : a method defined for an object.
Class Method : a method defined for a class.
*an introduction to object oriented programming in java ,5 th Edition , C . Thomas WU
7. Arrays Class
Class Arrays helps you avoid reinventing the wheel
by providing static methods for common array
manipulations
Methods Include
sort(array)
: Arranges array elements into increasing
order.
binarySearch(array , element) : Determines whether an
array contains a specific value and, if so, returns where the
value is located.
equal(array)
: Compares arrays.
fill(array , element) : Places Values into an array.
toString() : Converts array to String.
8. Arrays Class (cont.)
We can copy arrays using copyof method of the
class Arrays Or using class System’s static
arraycopy method.
To use Arrays Class we import it by
import java.util.Arrays ;
To Access Class methods we use the (.) operator.
Ex: Arrays.sort(array);
10. Math Class
Using only the arithmetic operators to express numerical
computations is very limiting. Many computations
require the use of mathematical functions.
For example , Expressing The Following Formula
The Math class in the java.lang package contains class
methods for commonly used mathematical functions.
To use Math Class we import it by :
import java.lang.Math;
11. Math Class (cont.)
Math Class Methods include
abs(a)
: Returns the absolute value of a.
ceil(a) : Returns the smallest whole number greater than a.
floor(a) : Returns the largest whole number less than a.
max(a , b) : Returns the larger of a and b.
min(a , b) : Returns the smaller of a and b.
pow(a , b) : Returns the number a raised to power b.
random() : Generates a random number less than or
equal to 0.0 and less than 1.0 .
sqrt(a) : returns the square root of a.
12. Math Class (cont.)
toDegrees() : Converts the given angle in radians to
degrees.
toRadians() : Reverse of toDegrees.
Trigonometric Functions
sin(a)
cos(a)
tan(a)
All trigonometric functions are computed in radians.
Arc Trigonometric Functions
asin(a)
acos(a)
atan(a)
15. Wrapper Classes
Each of Java's eight primitive data types has a
class dedicated to it.
These are known as wrapper classes, because they
"wrap" the primitive data type into an object of
that class.
there is an Integer class that holds an int variable.
16. Wrapper Classes(cont.)
Wrapper Classes have Objects Defined as Follows :
Integer
Long
Double x = new Double (value);
Float
Long x = new Long(value);
Double
Integer x = new Integer(value);
Float x = new Float(value);
Char
Character x = new Character(value);
17. Wrapper Classes(cont.)
Wrapper Classes have a lot of methods in common :
toString() Method :
For Example :
String s = Integer.toString(5);
String s = Character.toString(‘a’);
parse Method : Converts String to an Int , float, double ,..
Int x = Integer.parseInt(“1234”);
double x = Double.parseDouble(“12.1545”);
Minimum and Maximum Values of a Primitive type
Int min = Integer.MIN_VALUE; //min =-2147483648
Int max = Integer.MAX_VALUE; // max = 2147483647
float maxv = Float.MAX_VALUE; //maxv = 3.4028235E38
18. Wrapper Classes(cont.)
Converting
between primitive data types :
doubleValue()
returns the value of this type as an double.
floatValue() returns the value of this type as a float.
intValue() returns the value of this type as an int.
longValue() returns the value of this type as a long.
For Example
int x = 15;
float y = x.floatValue();
19. Wrapper Classes(cont.)
Converting
to another number system :
toBinaryString(a)
: Converts a into binary string.
toHexString(a) : Converts a into hexadecimal string.
toOctalString(a) : Converts a into octal String.
For Example :
String s = Integer.toBinaryString(10);
21. BigInteger Class
The java.math.BigInteger class provides operations
analogues to all of Java's primitive integer operators
and for all relevant methods from java.lang.Math.
BigInteger class help us to deal with very large
Integers.
To Declare A BigInteger We Use :
BigInteger num = BigInteger.valueof(long number);
22. BigInteger Class(cont.)
BigInteger Fields Include :
BigInteger.ONE : The BigInteger constant one.
BigInteger.ZERO : The BigInteger constant zero.
BigInteger.TEN : The BigInteger constant ten.
BigInteger Methods Include :
abs() : returns a BigInteger whose value is the absolute
value of this BigInteger.
add(val) : returns a BigInteger whose value is (this + val).
subtract(val) : returns a BigInteger whose value is (this - val).
multiply(val) : returns a BigInteger whose value is (this*val).
divide(val): returns a BigInteger whose value is (this / val)
23. BigInteger Class(cont.)
pow(int ex) : returns a BigInteger whose value is thisex .
nextProbablePrime() : returns the first integer greater than
this BigInteger that is probably prime.
isProbablePrime() : returns true if this BigInteger is probably
prime, false otherwise .
intValue() : converts this BigInteger to an int.
longValue() : converts this BigInteger to a Long.
floatValue() : converts this BigInteger to a float.
doubleValue() : converts this BigInteger to a double.
toString() : returns the decimal String representation of this
BigInteger.
negate() : returns a BigInteger whose value is (-this).
26. References
Java How To Program ,early objects 9th edition ,
Deitel.
an introduction to object oriented programming in
java ,5th Edition , C . Thomas WU .
Java An Introduction to Problem Solving and
Programming , 6th Edition ,Walter Savitch
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