Convert Object to Int

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Tutorial: Convert Object to Int

In this section, we are going to learn to convert a numeric string type Object into a primitive type int and Integer Object to primitive type int.

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The following program converts numeric string type object into primitive type int and Integer type object to primitive type int. The parseInt() method of an Integer class takes a numeric string object and returns the primitive type int value.

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