I have the following code:
String convertedString = new DecimalFormat("##.###.###,##")
.format(Double.parseDouble(Constantes.TRANSACCION_MONTO));
TXTTRANSMONTO.setText(convertedString);
How do I make the app not crashee? I get an error.
The constant TRANSACCION_MONTO is string with value 150000, but you want it to display 150,000.00
In this case it is important to have an appropriate value that is transformed by the defined pattern that in this case is "##.###.###,##" otherwise you will have a IllegalArgumentException that can be a cause of the closure of your application.
Another reason is that if you are converting to Double, firstly ensure that the String value to be converted into a numerical one, otherwise you would have error NumberFormatException .
You comment that the value of TRANSACCION_MONTO is "150000", and you want to show "150,000.00", for this the correct pattern to apply the format should be "###, ###. 00"
Example:
String convertedString = new DecimalFormat("###,###.00")
.format(Double.parseDouble(TRANSACCION_MONTO));
This way, convertedString will have a value:
150,000.00
A very simple way to convert any value to String, is to concatenate it with a string of text or even with two empty quotes, the question is to concatenate it.
Ex:
int numero = 256;
String texto = "" + numero;
// En este caso imprimiria el número como una cadena de texto.
Log.i("log", texto);
It can be any type of value, such as a Boolean value:
boolean condicion = true;
String texto2 = "" + condicion;
// En este caso imprimiria el valor booleano como una cadena de texto.
Log.i("log", texto2);