String Array to Int Array

Try

int aInt[j] = Integer.parseInt((String)store_value[j]);  // Need to fix this ..getting error

Doesn't work
Error:
']' expected

The line i just posted is fine

If the name and elevation are in elements 0 and 1, it suggests you'll need

for(int j = 2 ; j < store_value.length ; j++)
{
      int aInt[j] = Integer.parseInt((String)store_value[j]);
}

actually

Doesn't work
 int aInt[j] = Integer.parseInt((String)Elevation[j]);  // Need to FIx

Your way can also convert Name String[] to int[]

for(int j = 2 ; j < store_value.length ; j++)
{
      int aInt[j] = Integer.parseInt((String)store_value[j]);
}

for(int j = 2 ; j < store_value.length ; j++)
{
      int aInt[j] = Integer.parseInt((String)store_value[j]);
}

=============Above mention code doesn't work

>>=============Above mention code doesn't work

In what way 'doesn't work'?

What does does not work mean?
- Does not compile? Hard to believe.
- Throws an error - are you sure that the array has only numbers in it?
- Something else - no crystyal ball so please specify...

Oops. Saw it. It should be
for(int j = 2 ; j < store_value.length ; j++)
{
      aInt[j] = Integer.parseInt((String)store_value[j]);
}

The type is already declared -- you just need to put the value

And I would change int[] aInt = new int[50]; to
int[] aInt = new int[store_value.length];

And maybe it should actually be
for(int j = 2 ; j < store_value.length ; j++)
{
      aInt[j-2] = Integer.parseInt((String)store_value[j]);
}This way the Int array wil be filled from the beginning... and not starting from the third element while from the initial one will be read the elements starting at #2.

Then the int[] aInt = new int[store_value.length]; may be int[] aInt = new int[store_value.length-2];

>>aInt[j-2] = Integer.parseInt((String)store_value[j]);

Good point

It throwing an error on IDE.

Under my MyTable Class , I have a method "Object[] Row_Column_Calculation()"
which will return value
return new Object[]{State_Name,Elevation};
---------------------
Under my another class B I am using method Info() .I am using these return values .
I don't want to Change the String[] Name  array , I just like to change the String[] Elevation into int[] array

Below is the code for Info :

Info() {
MyTable mytablecal = new MyTable();
Object[] store_value = mytablecal.Row_Column_Calculation();
String[] Name =  (String[])store_value[0];
String[] Elevation =  (String[])store_value[1];
       
         int[] aInt = new int[50];
        for(int j =0 ; j < store_value.length ; j++)
        {
        int aInt[j] = Integer.parseInt(Elevation[j]);  // Need to fix this ..getting error
        }
  .........
...............
...............

}

>>int aInt[j] = Integer.parseInt(Elevation[j]);  // Need to fix this ..getting error

You're not listening... ;-)

Just apply the same thing....

         int[] aInt = new int[Elevation.length];
        for(int j =0 ; j < Elevation.length ; j++) // you had the wrong array here
        {
        aInt[j] = Integer.parseInt(Elevation[j]);  // Need to fix this ..getting error
        }

If it still fails, post the errors.

Able to compile without error

So everything fixed now?

I am getting error like while running the code

  at java.lang.NumberFormatException.forInputString(NumberFormatException.java:48)
        at java.lang.Integer.parseInt(Integer.java:456)
        at java.lang.Integer.parseInt(Integer.java:497)

You are not reading what we tell you....
Some of the values in your String[] are not numbers - make sure that all of them are before trying to make the int[].

There's probably something other than a number in there

Is there a way I can return 2 values from the method one will be String[] and another will be int[]
So Class B will not have to convert the String[]  to int[]

Yes , Some values are float ,I am sure about it.
values like 34.5,89,1,2,34.9,56.2 ,9.2,8.3 are there in String[] Elevation

Do I also have to change from float to int explicitly ?

My fault ,
My requirement is to make String[] Elevation to int[] Array .
After changing to Double , we will again change Double[] to int[] ..I am right

ok... how you plan to put 14.2 in int?
With some type of rounding?

If so something like this may be an answer:
aInt[j] =(int) (Double.parseDouble(Elevation[j]));
with no double[]

But this will just remove the part after . 14.2 will be saved as 14, 14.9 as 14 as well. If you need rounding you will need to play with Math.round() or something like this...  

I was looking to make 14.2 to 14 , something like that .
Right Now everything is fine with my code. It accept also Double value .
I was thinking to pass Int[] values instead of Double[] (you figure it out) .
I was in the impression that any floating-point values in String will change to int[] , at that time rounding the values are in my mind .
Thanks you both of you guys

:-)

>>any floating-point values in String will change to int[]

No. You'd need to cast/round

>>I was in the impression that any floating-point values in String will change to int[]

Nope. Because Integer.parseInt can only produce an int and MUST receive valid input...  A simple cast as shown above should get you on track :)

Oops. Sorry CEHJ - did not see your last post.