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Java Math multiplyExact() Method

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The multiplyExact() method multiplies two integers and throws an exception if the result causes an overflow.
Definition and Usage
Java Math multiplyExact() Method

❮ Math Methods

multiplyExact()

Definition and Usage

The multiplyExact() method multiplies two integers and throws an exception if the result causes an overflow. This prevents incorrect results that can occur from multiplying really large numbers.

One of the following

public static int multiplyExact(int
x , int
y )
public static long multiplyExact(long
x , long
y )

Parameter Values

ParameterDescription
xRequired. The first number to be multiplied.
yRequired. The second number to be multiplied.

Technical Details

Returns:An int or long value representing the multiplication of two numbers.
Throws:ArithmeticException - If the multiplication causes an overflow.
Java version:1.8+

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