To copy the characters of a String you could use the charAt() method to get each char and save them in a StringBuilder class object. The StringBuilder class has methods for adding char and getting a...
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To copy the characters of a String you could use the charAt() method to get each char and save them in a StringBuilder class object. The StringBuilder class has methods for adding char and getting a...
OK, that's should be an easy thing. Have you tried it? What problems are you having?
Is this the update to the file: change a "c" to a "g"?
Read the file into memory, change the "c" to a "g" and write the updated data back to the file.
What do you want the file to look like after it is updated given the contents shown as in post#7 when the update starts?
Basically, read in the file, update it in memory and write out the new...
Please make a simpler example to work with. That post has way too many letters in it.
I'm not sure what you are asking.
Don't copy to the file, what you don't want in the file.
Say the file has: ABC and you want to insert DE at the front to get: DEABC
can you explain what you...
Sort of like when you have a pile of books and you want to add some more books at the bottom of the pile.
All the books must be picked up and the new books moved into place and the old books then...