decimal对应 java,是Java的BigDecimal对应的C＃十进制的最近数据类型？

According to the chart here, the equivalent data type in Java to C#'s Decimal is "BigDecimal".

Is this really so? What's up with the "Big" preamble? There doesn't seem to be a "SmallDecimal" or "LittleDecimal" (let alone "MediumSizedDecimal") in Java.

I must say, though, that chart was the clearest thing I found on the subject; the other links here and here and here were about as clear to me as the Mississippi River after a torrential tempest.

解决方案

Yep - that's the corresponding type.

Since you are using Java after C# - don't be too surprised to find little nuances like this - or be too upset when there is no easy way to do something that's "easy" to do C#. The first thing that comes to my mind is int & int? - in Java you just use int and Integer.

C# had the luxury of coming after Java so lots of (what I subjectively see as) bad decisions have been fixed/streamlined. Also, it helps that C# was designed by Andres Hejlsberg (who is arguably one of the best programming language designers alive) and is regularly "updated" unlike Java (you probably witnessed all things added to C# since 2000 - complete list)