Conversion Methods
Conversion methods are used to convert between the different data types Booleans, integers, doubles, strings, and arrays. These methods are shorthand versions of conversion methods in the standard Java libraries.
Converts the given string to a Boolean. ('true' returns true, all other strings return false).
Converts all the strings in the given array to Booleans ('true' returns true, all other strings return false) and returns a Boolean array.
Converts all the strings in the given matrix to Booleans ('true' returns true, all other strings return false) and returns a Boolean matrix.
Converts the given double to a string with the given number of significant digits with trailing zeros removed if the Boolean remove is true. For example, 10.0000001 with number of digits set to 3 will return 10 rather than 10.000.
Converts the given double to a string using the given format specifier, which is the same as java.util.Formatter. See the corresponding Java format string documentation for more information.