In processing Java, is there a way to let an int equal its original assigned value?

Yes, you can use the reset method to reset an int variable to its original value. Here's an example:

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int original = 10;
int num = original;

// Do something to change the value of num

// Reset num to its original value
num = original.reset();

Keep in mind that the reset method is not a built-in method in Java, so you will need to create it yourself. You can do this by defining a method called reset that takes an int as an input and returns the original value of that int. Here's how you might define this method:

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public int reset(int num) {
return num;
}
You can then call the reset method on an int variable to reset it to its original value, as shown in the example above.