Last updated: Mar 30, 2022

Wrapper Class

Wrapper classes in Java are used to convert primitive types (int, char, float, etc.) into corresponding objects.
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Byte Class in Java
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Java Short Class
This blog mainly covers the Java Short Class, its declaration, different methods and fields. Every topic will be clear to you at the end of this blog.
Java Integer Class
Learn about the Java Integer Class, its methods, constants, and use cases for converting, comparing, and performing operations on integer values in Java.
Java Long Class
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Java Double Class
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Boolean Class in Java EASY
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Wrapper Class in Java with Examples and Uses EASY
Learn about Wrapper Class in Java, Java Wrapper Classes, and how they convert primitives to objects with autoboxing and unboxing for efficient programming