java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "16000$" in kotlin

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I want to make display show "16000$" before click increase btn or decrease btn. when I make code like this error caused by :java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "16000$ . but I should display $. Lets check my code and help me plz.


  var productprice = findViewById<TextView>(R.id.productPrice)
        productprice.text= intent.getStringExtra("price")+"$"
        var price = productPrice.text.toString().toInt()
        var inc_val= price
        var getPrice = price

        decrease.isEnabled=false

        increase.setOnClickListener {
            increaseInteger()
            getPrice+= inc_val
            productprice.text=getPrice.toString()+"$"
        }

        decrease.setOnClickListener {
            decreaseInteger()
            getPrice -= inc_val
            productprice.text=getPrice.toString()+"$"
        }

Molly · Accepted Answer · 2020-01-22 11:11:59Z

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You are trying to parse the string with "$" to int, Hence you are getting NumberFormatException.

Try this instead:

var productprice = findViewById<TextView>(R.id.productPrice)
        productprice.text= intent.getStringExtra("price")+"$"
        var price = parseInt(intent.getStringExtra("price"))
        var inc_val= price
        var getPrice = price

        decrease.isEnabled=false

        increase.setOnClickListener {
            increaseInteger()
            getPrice+= inc_val
            productprice.text=getPrice.toString()+"$"
        }

        decrease.setOnClickListener {
            decreaseInteger()
            getPrice -= inc_val
            productprice.text=getPrice.toString()+"$"
        }

edited Jan 22, 2020 at 11:11

answered Jan 22, 2020 at 10:37

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Manushin Igor · Accepted Answer · 2020-01-22 10:35:37Z

var price = productPrice.text.toString().toInt() - you try to convert "16000$" to Int here. Please get substring here first.

Formally, right code is:

val priceText = productPrice.text.toString()
val price = priceText.substring(0, priceText.length - 1).toInt()

However really I advice you to store value internally. You price is part of model. E.g. you can avoid text parsing and just read value from model. E.g. code will be like this:

var price = intent.getIntExtra("price") // we store int value here, not String
var inc_val= price
decrease.isEnabled=false
displayPrice()

increase.setOnClickListener {
    intent.setIntExtra(intent.getIntExtra("price") + inc_val) // read, update, save
    displayPrice()
}
decrease.setOnClickListener {
    intent.setIntExtra(intent.getIntExtra("price") - inc_val) // read, update, save
    displayPrice()
}


/*this function just shows price*/
fun displayPrice() {
   val price = intent.getIntExtra("price")

   productprice.text= "$price\$"
}

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