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Splitting a String by number of characters
If I wanted to split a string, e.g.
String s= ("What's wrong with my code. It doesn't seem to work correctly?");
How could I do it in a way that it is split by a specified number of characters without
splitting a word, and the next part of the string is sent to a new line?
Thank you in advance.
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Re: Splitting a String by number of characters
The substring method of the String class might be able to help you with part of that.
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torrie (October 24th, 2013)
Re: Splitting a String by number of characters
StringTokenizer will help you to do any operation on string...
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