java.lang
classes.See: Description
Class | Description |
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AnnotationUtils |
Helper methods for working with
Annotation instances. |
ArrayUtils |
Operations on arrays, primitive arrays (like
int[] ) and
primitive wrapper arrays (like Integer[] ). |
BitField |
Operations on bit-mapped fields.
|
BooleanUtils |
Operations on boolean primitives and Boolean objects.
|
CharEncoding |
Character encoding names required of every implementation of the Java platform.
|
CharSequenceUtils |
Operations on
CharSequence that are
null safe. |
CharSet |
A set of characters.
|
CharSetUtils |
Operations on
CharSet instances. |
CharUtils |
Operations on char primitives and Character objects.
|
ClassUtils |
Operates on classes without using reflection.
|
Conversion |
Static methods to convert a type into another, with endianness and bit ordering awareness.
|
EnumUtils |
Utility library to provide helper methods for Java enums.
|
LocaleUtils |
Operations to assist when working with a
Locale . |
ObjectUtils |
Operations on
Object . |
ObjectUtils.Null |
Class used as a null placeholder where
null
has another meaning. |
RandomStringUtils |
Operations for random
String s. |
Range<T> |
An immutable range of objects from a minimum to maximum point inclusive.
|
SerializationUtils |
Assists with the serialization process and performs additional functionality based
on serialization.
|
StringEscapeUtils |
Escapes and unescapes
String s for
Java, Java Script, HTML and XML. |
StringUtils |
Operations on
String that are
null safe. |
SystemUtils |
Helpers for
java.lang.System . |
Validate |
This class assists in validating arguments.
|
Enum | Description |
---|---|
ClassUtils.Interfaces |
Inclusivity literals for
ClassUtils.hierarchy(Class, Interfaces) . |
JavaVersion |
An enum representing all the versions of the Java specification.
|
Exception | Description |
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NotImplementedException |
Thrown to indicate that a block of code has not been implemented.
|
SerializationException |
Exception thrown when the Serialization process fails.
|
java.lang
classes.Most of these classes are immutable and thus thread-safe. However Charset is not currently guaranteed thread-safe under all circumstances.
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