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Just a wanna-be, long-way-to-go-to-be here,

To concantenate four bytes into an integer, you can use the left shift
operator (<<) and add the results together.  I believe something like:

int i = (b[11] << 24) + (b[12] << 16) + .......

If you have a lot of this to do, you might use streams instead.

HTH, Noah
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>Given the following Java code
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>byte[] b = new byte[100];
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>and assuming that at b[11] for four bytes you know there's a
>32-bit integer, how does one assign the integer at b[11] to
>an Integer object?
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