Int from a string??

Question

OK, before my contacts dry out & I go blind staring at this, please point out the friging error here.
I have the same baasic code for other numeric conversions but this one does not compile, why does javac not like "Int"?
TestNumericTypes.java:122: cannot resolve symbol
symbol  : variable Int
location: class biz.TestNumericTypes
            anInt  = Int.valueOf(s).intValue();
                     ^
1 error
    public static boolean TestanInt (String s, boolean popup)
        try
            anInt  = Int.valueOf(s).intValue();
            System.out.println("TestanInt: anInt = " + anInt);      
            j = true;           
        catch (NumberFormatException nfe)
            if (popup = true)                 // display on screen
             alertuser(" (int)");
            j = false;       
           }  // end-catch
        return j;          
    } //close method
//-----------------------------------thanks,
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Answer 1

The class is called "Integer". You can look it up in
the API docs:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.1/docs/api/java/lang/packa
e-summary.html
"anInt = Integer.parseInt(s)" is considered better
style and more efficient than "anInt =
Integer.valueOf(s).intValue()", by the way.thanks for the conversion tip, and the correct class name - sometimes I need another to see silly mistakes like this.