Re: Which is the problem in: date.getMonth().toString()

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From: Carlos Javier Castro Pe�a
Date: Sat, 04 Apr 1998 00:00

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> getDay() and all the other "useful" methods in Date return int and not
> Integer.  To make an int a String you do String.valueOf(int) instead
> of the .toString() you are using.
Thanks!

> The deprecation warning comes because the *entire* Date class has been
> deprecated in 1.1
What is 'deprecation' ? (or what means that a class has been
deprecated?)

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