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Java Integer max() Method
The max() is a method of Integer class under Java.lang package. This method numerically returns the maximum value between the two method arguments specified by a user. This method can be overloaded and it takes the arguments in int, double, float and long. This method is specified by the Math Class.
Note: If a positive and a negative number is passed as argument, it generated a positive result. And if, both the parameters passed as a negative number, it generates result with the lower magnitude.
Syntax:
Following is the declaration of max() method:
Parameter:
DataType | Parameter | Description | Required/Optional |
---|---|---|---|
int | a | Numeric value entered by a user. | Required |
int | b | Numeric value entered by a user. | Required |
Returns:
The max() method returns the greater value between the two method arguments specified by a user.
Exceptions:
NA
Compatibility Version:
Java 1.5 and above
Example 1
Output:
Math.max(5485,3242)=5485
Example 2
Output:
Enter the Two Numeric value: 45 77 Larger value of Math.max(45,77) = 77
Example 3
Output:
Result: -23
Example 4
Output:
Result: 23
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