How do I get and set the double field in a Double?

Thanks - this has to be easy but I cant find documentation

It's immutable, so you have to provide the value when you create it:
Double a = new Double(18.76);
Double b = new Double("18.76");
Double c = Double.valueOf(18.76);
Double d = Double.valueOf("18.76");
Double e = Double.parseDouble("18.76");Going from Double to double is easy -- I'm surprised you didn't see it in the API:
double x = a.doubleValue();Again, Doubles are immutable, so there is no way to change the double value of a Double object.

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