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Having problem to stop reading strings
System.out.println ("Enter Books Names, Enter ST to Stop Reading:");
for (i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
Names [i] = S.next ();
if (Names [i] == "ST")
break;
}
When I type St, nothing happened and the loop continues ?! This not happened to me before when i use integers.
Thank u in advance
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Re: Having problem to stop reading strings
could you pls post more of your code? It's hard for me to understand your code.
Re: Having problem to stop reading strings
In addition to the above comment, please see the following common java mistake:
http://www.javaprogrammingforums.com...html#post18725
Re: Having problem to stop reading strings
oh, sorry guys. The program ask to enter names, say the loop length is 10 but i want to exit after 3 entries. how to exit the loop?
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