Java.math - Revision history

EthanGaming7640: Modifying redirect categories using Capricorn ♑

2022-01-28T16:37:18Z

Modifying redirect categories using Capricorn ♑

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	{{Redirect category shell\|1=		{{Redirect category shell\|
	{{R from Java package name}}		{{R from Java package name}}
			{{R to section}}
	}}		}}

Tom.Reding: +{{Redirect category shell}}, using AWB

2017-06-10T01:27:42Z

+{{Redirect category shell}}, using AWB

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			{{Redirect category shell\|1=
	{{R from Java package name}}		{{R from Java package name}}
			}}

NeonMerlin: categorize {{R from Java package name}}

2015-07-03T18:11:57Z

categorize {{R from Java package name}}

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Doug Bell: Merged page to Java Platform, Standard Edition#java.math and changed page to a redirect

2006-02-23T18:12:06Z

Merged page to Java Platform, Standard Edition#java.math and changed page to a redirect

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			#REDIRECT [[Java Platform, Standard Edition#java.math]]
	{{lowercase\|title=java.math}}

	{{mergeto\|Java_Platform%2C_Standard_Edition#java.math}}'''<code>java.math</code>''' is a [[packages in Java\|package]] in the [[Java programming language]], containing the [[Class (computer science)\|classes]] for performing arbitrary-precision integer arithmetic and arbitrary-precision decimal arithmetic.

	To use the objects within this package in your Java code it is convenient to include the statement:
	import java.math.*;

	==Package content==
	===Classes===

	*{{Javadoc:SE\|java/math\|BigDecimal}} – provides arbitrary-precision signed decimal numbers. BigDecimal gives the user control over rounding behavior through <code>RoundingMode</code>.
	*{{Javadoc:SE\|java/math\|BigInteger}} – provides arbitrary-precision integers. Operations on BigIntegers do not [[Arithmetic_overflow \| overflow]] or lose precision. In addition to standard arithmetic operations, it provides [[modular arithmetic]], [[Greatest_common_divisor \| GCD]] calculation, [[primality testing]], [[prime number \| prime]] generation, [[bit]] manipulation, and other miscellaneous operations.
	*{{Javadoc:SE\|java/math\|MathContext}} – encapsulate the context settings which describe certain rules for numerical operators.

	===Enums===

	*{{Javadoc:SE\|java/math\|RoundingMode}} – provides eight rounding behaviors.

	==External links==
	* {{Javadoc:SE\|package=java.math\|java/math}} (API [[Javadoc]] documentation)

	[[Category:Java programming language]]

NickelShoe: so you mean {{merge}}--deprod

2006-02-21T18:40:43Z

so you mean {{merge}}--deprod

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		⚫	{{mergeto\|Java_Platform%2C_Standard_Edition#java.math}}'''<code>java.math</code>''' is a [[packages in Java\|package]] in the [[Java programming language]], containing the [[Class (computer science)\|classes]] for performing arbitrary-precision integer arithmetic and arbitrary-precision decimal arithmetic.
	{{prod\|Anything that needs to be said about this package should be included on [[Java Platform, Standard Edition]].}}
⚫	'''<code>java.math</code>''' is a [[packages in Java\|package]] in the [[Java programming language]], containing the [[Class (computer science)\|classes]] for performing arbitrary-precision integer arithmetic and arbitrary-precision decimal arithmetic.

	To use the objects within this package in your Java code it is convenient to include the statement:		To use the objects within this package in your Java code it is convenient to include the statement:

Doug Bell: {{prod}} |Anything that needs to be said about this package should be included on Java Platform, Standard Edition

2006-02-21T09:36:44Z

{{prod}} |Anything that needs to be said about this package should be included on Java Platform, Standard Edition

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			{{prod\|Anything that needs to be said about this package should be included on [[Java Platform, Standard Edition]].}}
	'''<code>java.math</code>''' is a [[packages in Java\|package]] in the [[Java programming language]], containing the [[Class (computer science)\|classes]] for performing arbitrary-precision integer arithmetic and arbitrary-precision decimal arithmetic.		'''<code>java.math</code>''' is a [[packages in Java\|package]] in the [[Java programming language]], containing the [[Class (computer science)\|classes]] for performing arbitrary-precision integer arithmetic and arbitrary-precision decimal arithmetic.

Doug Bell: added links to API Javadocs

2006-01-19T21:12:44Z

added links to API Javadocs

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	'''<code>java.math</code>''' is a [[packages in Java\|package]] in the [[Java programming language]], containing the [[Class (computer science)\|classes]] for performing arbitrary-precision integer arithmetic and arbitrary-precision decimal arithmetic.		'''<code>java.math</code>''' is a [[packages in Java\|package]] in the [[Java programming language]], containing the [[Class (computer science)\|classes]] for performing arbitrary-precision integer arithmetic and arbitrary-precision decimal arithmetic.

	To use the objects within this package in your Java code be ~~sure~~ to include the statement:		To use the objects within this package in your Java code it is convenient to include the statement:
	import java.math.*;		import java.math.*;

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	===Classes===		===Classes===

	*~~<code>BigDecimal<~~/~~code>~~ - provides arbitrary-precision signed decimal numbers. BigDecimal gives the user control over rounding behavior through <code>RoundingMode</code>.		*{{Javadoc:SE\|java/math\|BigDecimal}} – provides arbitrary-precision signed decimal numbers. BigDecimal gives the user control over rounding behavior through <code>RoundingMode</code>.
	*~~<code>BigInteger<~~/~~code>~~ - provides arbitrary-precision integers. Operations on BigIntegers do not [[Arithmetic_overflow \| overflow]] or lose precision. In addition to standard arithmetic operations, it provides [[modular arithmetic]], [[Greatest_common_divisor \| GCD]] calculation, [[primality testing]], [[prime number \| prime]] generation, [[bit]] manipulation, and other miscellaneous operations.		*{{Javadoc:SE\|java/math\|BigInteger}} – provides arbitrary-precision integers. Operations on BigIntegers do not [[Arithmetic_overflow \| overflow]] or lose precision. In addition to standard arithmetic operations, it provides [[modular arithmetic]], [[Greatest_common_divisor \| GCD]] calculation, [[primality testing]], [[prime number \| prime]] generation, [[bit]] manipulation, and other miscellaneous operations.
	*~~<code>MathContext<~~/~~code>~~ - encapsulate the context settings which describe certain rules for numerical operators.		*{{Javadoc:SE\|java/math\|MathContext}} – encapsulate the context settings which describe certain rules for numerical operators.

	===Enums===		===Enums===

	*~~<code>RoundingMode<~~/~~code>~~ - provides eight rounding behaviors.		*{{Javadoc:SE\|java/math\|RoundingMode}} – provides eight rounding behaviors.

	==External links==		==External links==
			* {{Javadoc:SE\|package=java.math\|java/math}} (API [[Javadoc]] documentation)
	* [http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/math/package-tree.html Class hierarchy on java.sun.com]

	[[Category:Java programming language]]		[[Category:Java programming language]]

Bryan Derksen: lowercase title template, category

2005-10-01T03:12:38Z

lowercase title template, category

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	'''<code>java.math</code>''' is a [[packages in Java\|package]] in the [[Java programming language]], containing the [[Class (computer science)\|classes]] for performing arbitrary-precision integer arithmetic and arbitrary-precision decimal arithmetic.		'''<code>java.math</code>''' is a [[packages in Java\|package]] in the [[Java programming language]], containing the [[Class (computer science)\|classes]] for performing arbitrary-precision integer arithmetic and arbitrary-precision decimal arithmetic.
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	To use the objects within this package in your Java code be sure to include the statement:		To use the objects within this package in your Java code be sure to include the statement:
	import java.math.*;		import java.math.*;


	==Package content==		==Package content==
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	*<code>RoundingMode</code> - provides eight rounding behaviors.		*<code>RoundingMode</code> - provides eight rounding behaviors.


	==External links==		==External links==
	* [http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/math/package-tree.html Class hierarchy on java.sun.com]		* [http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/math/package-tree.html Class hierarchy on java.sun.com]

			[[Category:Java programming language]]

Samxli at 10:35, 1 May 2005

2005-05-01T10:35:12Z

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	==Package ~~Content~~==		==Package content==
	===Classes===		===Classes===

Samxli at 09:03, 1 May 2005

2005-05-01T09:03:47Z

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	*<code>BigDecimal</code> - provides arbitrary-precision signed decimal numbers. BigDecimal gives the user control over rounding behavior through <code>RoundingMode</code>.		*<code>BigDecimal</code> - provides arbitrary-precision signed decimal numbers. BigDecimal gives the user control over rounding behavior through <code>RoundingMode</code>.
	*<code>BigInteger</code> - provides arbitrary-precision integers. Operations on BigIntegers do not [[Arithmetic_overflow \| overflow]] or lose precision. In addition to standard arithmetic operations, it provides [[modular arithmetic]], [[GCD]] calculation, [[primality testing]], [[prime number \| prime]] generation, [[bit]] manipulation, and other miscellaneous operations.		*<code>BigInteger</code> - provides arbitrary-precision integers. Operations on BigIntegers do not [[Arithmetic_overflow \| overflow]] or lose precision. In addition to standard arithmetic operations, it provides [[modular arithmetic]], [[Greatest_common_divisor \| GCD]] calculation, [[primality testing]], [[prime number \| prime]] generation, [[bit]] manipulation, and other miscellaneous operations.
	*<code>MathContext</code> - encapsulate the context settings which describe certain rules for numerical operators.		*<code>MathContext</code> - encapsulate the context settings which describe certain rules for numerical operators.

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	{{lowercase\|title=java.math}}		{{lowercase\|title=java.math}}

			{{prod\|Anything that needs to be said about this package should be included on [[Java Platform, Standard Edition]].}}
	'''<code>java.math</code>''' is a [[packages in Java\|package]] in the [[Java programming language]], containing the [[Class (computer science)\|classes]] for performing arbitrary-precision integer arithmetic and arbitrary-precision decimal arithmetic.		'''<code>java.math</code>''' is a [[packages in Java\|package]] in the [[Java programming language]], containing the [[Class (computer science)\|classes]] for performing arbitrary-precision integer arithmetic and arbitrary-precision decimal arithmetic.