Character int referencing in java

This'll take some of you all of 2 seconds....
I was wondering if you can reference character ints the same way as u can with the C language ... eg. '0' (with single apostrophe's) = 48, 'd' = 100 etc..
I've been using C and am a newbie to Java
Can u help?

.. actually "int i = c" is enough in the above case but anyhow, that's the way it goes...

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