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If we negate Integer.MIN_VALUE we get Integer.MIN_VALUE. So we explicitely check the range
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int temp = -result;
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if(a == Integer.MIN_VALUE)
throw ArithmeticException;
else
result = --a;
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SHIFTING
The shift in java is quite different than in C\C++.
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For instance operations on long are operations on 64 bits. For example addition:
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java.math.BigInteger big_long_max = new java.math.BigInteger(String.valueOf(Long.MAX_VALUE));
System.out.println("big_long="+big_long_max);
big_long_max = big_long_max.add(java.math.BigInteger.valueOf(1));//same as ++big_long_max
System.out.println("big_long="+big_long_max);
These print
big_long=9223372036854775807
big_long=9223372036854775808//exceeds the maximum range of long, no problem
java.math.BigInteger big_long_min = new java.math.BigInteger(String.valueOf(Long.MIN_VALUE));
System.out.println("big_long_min="+big_long_min);
big_long_min = big_long_min.subtract(java.math.BigInteger.valueOf(1));//same as --big_long_min
System.out.println("big_long_min="+big_long_min);//goes bellow minimum range of long, no problem
These print:
big_long_min=-9223372036854775808
big_long_min=-9223372036854775809
if(big_long < Long.MAX_VALUE && big_long > Long.MIN_VALUE)//value within range can go to the primitive type
long value = big_log.longValue();//get primitive type
else
//Perform error handling. We can not downcast since the value can not be represented as a long
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