ShortMAXVALUE

ShortMAXVALUE is a constant in the Java programming language that represents the maximum value a short data type can hold. In Java, the short data type is a 16-bit signed two's complement integer, which means it can represent values from -32,768 to 32,767. The ShortMAXVALUE constant is defined as 32,767, which is the highest possible value that can be stored in a short variable. This constant is part of the java.lang.Short class and is used to provide a convenient way to access the maximum value for the short data type. It is often used in programming to ensure that variables do not exceed their maximum allowable value, helping to prevent overflow errors. The ShortMAXVALUE constant is a useful tool for developers working with the short data type in Java, providing a clear and easily accessible reference for the maximum value that can be stored.