well, my question is simply, for example i wanna to catch something in a string:
String name = "RobertTio";
ok i wanna to get rid of robert so i can get the word behind it, do it have any way to do it?
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how to catch the particular word?
well, my question is simply, for example i wanna to catch something in a string:
String name = "RobertTio";
ok i wanna to get rid of robert so i can get the word behind it, do it have any way to do it?
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Re: how to catch the particular word?
I'm pretty sure there is a method for doing that.
Probably would hide something like that in the String class so no one can find it.
Re: how to catch the particular word?
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Re: how to catch the particular word?
Not necessarily hidden... try reading through the relevant Java Tutorials trail.
Re: how to catch the particular word?
Originally Posted by sxlend
LOL!!!
ok so i apologize..... I can sometimes be sarcastic....
THE METHOD YOU WANT IS IN PLAIN SIGHT IN THE STRING CLASS!!!
it is call indexOf and takes a String (the string you want to search for)
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