The Ints.tryParse() method is a simple and elegant way to parse strings as integers. It is similar to the Integer.parseInt() method, but instead of throwing an exception, it returns null if the parsing is not successful.
The Ints.tryParse() method has several advantages over Integer.parseInt() method in Java, such as: It does not throw NumberFormatExceptions encountering an invalid string. We do not need to use a try-catch block to handle any exceptions, making our code concise and readable. It allows us to specify a default value to return if the parsing fails.
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