How to convert from java.lang.Integer to int

Could you please show me
how to convert from java.lang.Integer to int?
and how to convert from java.lang.Integer to String?
Thanks,
Minh

Could you please show me
how to convert from java.lang.Integer to int?
and how to convert from java.lang.Integer to String?Tip: always keep a browser open on the API docs; if you've got a
couple of MBs to spare, download the docs; it's very convenient.
kind regards,
Jos

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