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this thread for details. Thanks for giving reply of my question.
Their is another method with the name of parseInt it has two
arguments parseInt(String, int); I cannot understand the meaning
of int argument in this method. Please help me in this regard.
Again thanks to all who gave me reply. Ahmer Arman Ahmer The int
argument is the radix that the String integer is in. In other
words its base. A String such as "12349" would be base 10 so the
parseInt call would be parseInt("12349", 10); . A String that is
a hex representation could be something like "AF", so parseInt
would be parseInt("AF", 16);. Basicaly your telling the method
that this String your passing it is in a different base than
base 10. hope that helps ------------------ Dave Sun Certified
Programmer for the Java� 2 Platform Well, since any number of
classes COULD hav