Validate a numberTag(s): String/Number
public class NumberUtils { private NumberUtils() {} // Check if given string is a number (digits only) public static boolean isNumber(String string) { return string.matches("^\\d+$"); } // Check if given string is numeric (-+0..9(.)0...9) public static boolean isNumeric(String string) { return string.matches("^[-+]?\\d+(\\.\\d+)?$"); } // Check if given string is number with dot separator and two decimals. public static boolean isNumberWith2Decimals(String string) { return string.matches("^\\d+\\.\\d{2}$"); } public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println("42 valid ? " + NumberUtils.isNumber("42")); System.out.println("42.1 valid ? " + NumberUtils.isNumber("42.1")); System.out.println("42 valid ? " + NumberUtils.isNumeric("42")); System.out.println("42.1 valid ? " + NumberUtils.isNumeric("42.1")); System.out.println("-42.1 valid ? " + NumberUtils.isNumeric("42.1")); System.out.println("-42.1a valid ? " + NumberUtils.isNumeric("42.1a")); System.out.println("42.10 valid ? " + NumberUtils.isNumberWith2Decimals("42.10")); System.out.println("42.101 valid ? " + NumberUtils.isNumberWith2Decimals("42.101")); System.out.println("42,10 valid ? " + NumberUtils.isNumberWith2Decimals("42,10")); System.out.println("42 valid ? " + NumberUtils.isNumberWith2Decimals("42")); /* * output * 42.1 valid ? false * 42 valid ? true * * 42.1 valid ? true * -42.1 valid ? true * -42.1a valid ? false * * 42.10 valid ? true * 42.101 valid ? false * 42,10 valid ? false * 42 valid ? false */ } }
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