I would like to ask how to do this :
I have declared "wizard" ( this is referencing to a string object , the persons name)
String wizard = "Harry Potter";
I want Display the person's first name ("Harry" for the example above).
thank you
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Question regarding Strings
I would like to ask how to do this :
I have declared "wizard" ( this is referencing to a string object , the persons name)
String wizard = "Harry Potter";
I want Display the person's first name ("Harry" for the example above).
thank you
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Re: Question regarding Strings
What part are you having trouble with? How to display a String? How to parse a String?
For the latter, check out the String API for useful methods: String (Java Platform SE 6)
Re: Question regarding Strings
There are several ways you can do this.
You could split the String using the the .split() method or you could use indexOf(int); method..
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yeeesh (November 30th, 2010)
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