Hi Friend,

In Java there are some specific literal representation for the variable values. For example :

Decimal Literal( without any prefix e.g 10)
Octal Literal( with prefix 0 e.g 010 )
Hexadecimal Literal( with prefix 0x e.g 0x10 )

But the JVM outputs only in the decimal format not in the Hexadecimal or Octal. Here is fraction of Java code example which will help you in solving your problem.

class s
{
public static void main(String ar[])
{
int a=10; //Decimal number
int b=010; //Octal number
int c=0x10; //Hexadecimal number
System.out.println("Value = 10(10): result ="+a);
System.out.println("Value = 8(8*1+8*0): result ="+b);
System.out.println("Value = 16(16*1+16*0): result ="+c);
}
}

Thanks
RoseIndia Team