Bank Value over the int limit

Hello, I was wondering how to convert a string int in to a bigger version of that so it can handle over 2147m and display it in the interface and also spoken?

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public String bankValueCalc(Player c) {
                int bankValue = 0;
                String bankValueString = Integer.toString(bankValue);
                for(int tab=0; tab < 8; tab++) {
                        BankTab tabX = this.getBank().getBankTab(tab);
                        for(BankItem item : tabX.getItems()) {
                                long tempValue = item.getId() - 1 == 995 ? 1 : ShopAssistant.getItemShopValue(item.getId() - 1);
                                bankValue += tempValue * item.getAmount();
                        }
                }
                bankValueString = Integer.toString(bankValue);
                if(bankValue >= 1000000) { //millies
                        bankValueString = String.format("@[email protected]%.2fM", bankValue/ 1000000.0);
                }
                if(bankValue >= 1000000000) { //billies
                        bankValueString = String.format("@[email protected]%.2fB", bankValue/ 1000000000.0);
                }
                return bankValueString;
        }
       
        public String bankValueCalcChat(Player c) {
                int bankValue = 0;
                String bankValueString = Integer.toString(bankValue);
                for(int tab=0; tab < 8; tab++) {
                        BankTab tabX = this.getBank().getBankTab(tab);
                        for(BankItem item : tabX.getItems()) {
                                long tempValue = item.getId() - 1 == 995 ? 1 : ShopAssistant.getItemShopValue(item.getId() - 1);
                                bankValue += tempValue * item.getAmount();
                        }
                }
                bankValueString = Integer.toString(bankValue);
                if(bankValue >= 1000000) { //millies
                        bankValueString = String.format("%.2fM", bankValue/ 1000000.0);
                }
                if(bankValue >= 1000000000) { //billies
                        bankValueString = String.format("%.2fB", bankValue/ 1000000000.0);
                }
                return bankValueString;
        }

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use a long instead of an int

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long is a signed 64-bit type and is useful for those occasions where an int type is not large enough to hold the desired value. It has a minimum value of -9,223,372,036,854,775,808 and a maximum value of 9,223,372,036,854,775,807 (inclusive)

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I get these errors as I have tried long.

The method toString(int) in the type Integer is not applicable for the arguments (long)

well if you're using a long instead of an int you shouldn't be using toString from the Integer class

use the one in the Long class

so instead of

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Integer.toString(int)

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you'll simply be using

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Long.toString(long)

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The literal 1000000000000 of type int is out of range

for the added text change when you reach 1000B

Add an L to the end of the number