what are wrapper classes

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what are wrapper classes..

Answer / suyog

This classes are support to use Primitive data type as object to take input from user in java

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what are wrapper classes..

Answer / n.shanthan

For each&every fundamental data type there exist one
predefined class known as wrapper class.The basic purpose
of wrapper classes is that to convert the string data into
fundamental data and fundamental data into string data.

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