Java.lang.Character
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'''java.lang.Character''' is the object-oriented version of the [[char (Java)|char]] data type in [[Java]], containing a value of this type (16 bits, intended for representation of a [[UCS2]] character, or perhaps half of one using surrogate pairs) encapsulated as an object so that its various methods are available for operating on this data. | '''java.lang.Character''' is the object-oriented version of the [[char (Java)|char]] data type in [[Java]], containing a value of this type (16 bits, intended for representation of a [[UCS2]] character, or perhaps half of one using surrogate pairs) encapsulated as an object so that its various methods are available for operating on this data. | ||
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| + | == Links == | ||
| + | * [https://www.tutorialspoint.com/java/lang/java_lang_character.htm java.lang.Character documentation/tutorial] | ||
[[Category:Symbolic data types]] | [[Category:Symbolic data types]] | ||
[[Category:Enumerable data types]] | [[Category:Enumerable data types]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:15, 30 June 2019
java.lang.Character is the object-oriented version of the char data type in Java, containing a value of this type (16 bits, intended for representation of a UCS2 character, or perhaps half of one using surrogate pairs) encapsulated as an object so that its various methods are available for operating on this data.
