16 bit hexadecimal string to int signed in Java
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Java
I have a Java string representing a signed 16 - bit value in hexadecimal The string can be passed through anything from "0000" to "ffff"
I use integer ParseInt ("ffff", 16) converts it to an integer However, this returns an unsigned value (65535)
I want it to return a signed value In this particular example, "ffff" should return - 1
How can I achieve it? Because of its 16 bit value, I want to use short Parseshort ("ffff", 16), but told me I was out of range I guess parseshort () expects a minus sign
Solution
You can set integer Convert int returned by parseint() to short:
short s = (short) Integer.parseInt("FFFF",16); System.out.println(s);
result:
-1
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