Java bigdecimal stripTrailingZeros example
Example below demonstrates working of bigdecimal
class stripTrailingZeros method. Method returns bigdecimal
object values. This bigdecimal class method
generates bigdecimal values after removing the
trailing zeros of the fractional part. Value returned by the method is
numerically equal to this.object value but with no
trailing zeros.
For example if the bigdecimal value is 52.000
then the method will generated answer 52 because
this 52 is numerically equal and without any
trailing zeros.
On the bases of above illustration, it is clear that for
any integer or decimal bigdecimal value,
method result will be a numerical equal value without any trailing zeros.
Method generates NumberFormatException, if it finds
the bigdecimal value other than integers and double
types values.
Syntax for using the method: public
BigDecimal stripTrailingZeros()
BigDecimal obj = new BigDecimal(double), obj_1 = new BIgDecimal(0);
obj_1 = obj.signum();
System.out.println(obj_1);
Java_bigdecimal_stripTrailingZeros.java
import java.math.BigDecimal;
public class Java_bigdecimal_stripTrailingZeros {
public static void main(String args[]) {
double value = -500.000;
BigDecimal obj_0 = new BigDecimal(value), obj_1;
obj_1 = obj_0.stripTrailingZeros();
System.out.println(" value processed : " + value
+ "\nmethod generated value : " + obj_1);
value = 203.000000;
obj_0 = new BigDecimal(value);
obj_1 = obj_0.stripTrailingZeros();
System.out.println("\n value processed : " + value
+ "\nmethod generated value : " + obj_1);
value = -125.000000000;
obj_0 = new BigDecimal(value);
obj_1 = obj_0.stripTrailingZeros();
System.out.println("\n value processed : " + value
+ "\nmethod generated value : " + obj_1);
}
}
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