Java implements integer reversal

1. Convert int integer to String and overflow capture

	class Solution {
	    public int reverse(int x) {
	    	 long nums = 0;
	    	 int temp = 1;
	    	 try {
		        temp = x / Math.abs(x);
		        StringBuilder num = new StringBuilder();
		        num.append(Math.abs(x));
	        	nums = Long.parseLong(num.reverse().toString());
		    	if(nums > Math.pow(2, 31) - 1) {
		    		return 0;
		    	}
	        } catch (Exception e) {
				// TODO: handle exception
	        	return 0;
			}
	    	return (int)nums*temp;
	    }	
	}

String conversion is less efficient and uses more library functions.

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2. Remainder method

	class Solution {
	    public int reverse(int x) {
	    	int ans = 0;
	    	while(x != 0) {
	    		// 判断溢出
	    		if((ans * 10) / 10 != ans) {
	    			ans = 0;
	    			break;
	    		}
	    		// ans*10 没有溢出
	    		ans = ans * 10 + x % 10;
	    		x /= 10;
	    	}
	    	return ans;
	    }	
	}

(ans * 10) / 10 of which ans *10, the Java virtual machine actually performs numerical type promotion internally, that is, when overflowing, long type data is temporarily stored, and finally through narrowing conversion, the lower 32-digit value is retained to obtain (ans * 10) / 10 != ans. Therefore, the condition of storing only 32-bit integers cannot be met.

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