Making an int() return more than one method?

hey people. i need an int, for example,
public int someInt(){
return 1000;
}to return more than one number. To clarify, i need to be able to call the int() and it return me three different values. Is this possible?

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    I was studying for my biology exam and I got bored and I started thinking and then I wandered if a method can return more than one value...?
    For example, if I want a method to return a row a column, I make a method that returns an int. But what if I want to return two ints? Or what If I want to return an integer and a string? Is it possible or do I have make two methods, each returning one thing?
    What I always did until now is is I want for example to return a few integers, I would store them in a String and then when I return the string, I parse the numbers out using stringtokenizer... but it doesn't look like the best way... and it's pretty annoying...

    I'm weak on terminology, hence I don't even know what
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    This doesn't really make sense for me. It's more
    efficient to make a whole class just for two
    integers, than having two methods? Efficiency is not the point. The flow is.
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    Just because the
    two integers are related to each other? Doesn't
    making a class require more memory usage than just
    making two one-line methods?The memory usage is not wholly irrelevant, but there are ways to handle that (caching, inlining, etc.).
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  • Methods that return more than one object.

    Hello everyone,
    I don't know if this has ever been proposed or if there's an actual solution to this in any programming language. I just think it would be very interesting and would like to see it someday.
    This is the thing: why isn't it possible for a method to return more than one object. They can receive as many parameters as wanted (I don't know if there's a limit), but they can return only 1 object. So, if you need to return more than one, you have to use an auxiliary class...
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       private String lastName;
       public Person(String name, String lastName) {
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          this.lastName= lastName;
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    String lastName = person.getName().lastName;It may not seem like a big deal in this example, but as things get more complicated simplicity becomes very useful.
    Imagine for example that you were trying to get information from a database with a very complex query. If you only need to return 1 column you have no problem, since your object can be an array of Strings (or whatever type is necessary). But if you need to retrieve all columns, you have three options:
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    - Concatenate the results and then parse them where you get them. --> Too much work.
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    I think it should be native to the language and Java seems like a great option to implement it in the future.
    Please leave your comments.
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    It's pretty simple. In OO, a method should do one thing. If that thing is to produce an object that contains multiple values as part of its state, and that object makes sense as an entity in its own right in the problem domain--as opposed to just being a way to wrap up multiple values that the programmer finds it convenient to return together--then great, define the class as such and return an instance. But if you're returning multiple values that have nothing to do with each other outside of the fact that it's convenient to return them together, then your method is probably doing too much and should be refactored.
    As for the "if it increases productivity, why not add it?" argument, there are lots of things that would "increase productivity" or have some benefit or other, but it's not worth having them in the language because the value they add is so small as to no be worth the increase in complexity, risk, etc. MI of implementation is one great example of something that a lot of people want because it's convenient, but that has real, valid utility only in very rare cases. This feature is another one--at least in the domain that Java is targetting, AFAICT.

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    jGuru. A general Java resource site. Includes FAQs, forums, courses, more.
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    Hi
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    fieldHeight:field.height  // Same as above
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                            prs.state_pa_srvc_type_code
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