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autoboxing is . a. the automatic conversion of wrapper class objects to the corresponding primitive types b. the use of a static method to convert a double to an integer c. the automatic conversion of primitive types to the corresponding wrapper classes d. the use of a static method to convert a string to an integer



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Primitive types are automatically converted to the appropriate wrapper classes using a process known as autoboxing.

Autoboxing: What is it?

The automatic transformation between primitive types and the relevant object wrapper classes that the Java compiler performs is known as autoboxing. Changing a double into a double, for instance, or an int into an int. Unboxing is the process of conversion that goes the other direction.

When a wrapper class object is transformed to its associated primitive data type, what is the process known as?

Unboxing is the automatic transformation of a wrapper type into a corresponding primitive type. It is the opposite of autoboxing. Since Java 5, we no longer need to use wrapper classes' intValue() methods to transform wrapper types into primitives.

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