1. java regx search or string char search coderanch.comOriginally posted by Stefan Wagner: Theoretically, both will be even fast. Practically, you'll implement both methods, and run them a few million times, and see, which is faster. "Theoretically, both will be even fast" doesn't answer my question. My question is if there is fundamental low level implementation difference that may make little difference in the speed. I don't ... |
2. Korea consonant search in korea character coderanch.com |
3. Search texting that includes special characters, e.g. , or coderanch.comIs there a search method that can match special characters with their standard counterpart? For example: I'd like a search for "Sao" to find a match in "So Tom and Prncipe" etc. I don't really know where to start, I could store the country name twice, once as regular and once including special characters, but then I'd have to search both... ... |
4. Searching a String for a sequence of characters coderanch.com |
5. Search for a given character in a string? coderanch.com |
6. Searching a char[] coderanch.comHello, Im building a Java programm, that takes an ID. This ID (String) must be 16 characters long and with specific structure: AN AN AN AN AN N N N N N N AN AN AN A A AN: Alphanumeric N: Number (0-9) A: Alphabetic (A-Z) Until now im converting the String to charArray, and create another char array that contains ... |
7. Is there a way to search for a Characters location in a String without using lastindexOf coderanch.comSure, the for-loop should work fine. I don't see why it's a problem to print out the location of the character, given that you must have extracted the character from that same location just a couple of lines of code earlier. But if you have some particular code to discuss, go ahead and post it. |
8. Search string for non-alphabetic characters java-forums.orgIs there an easier way to search a string for non-alphabetic characters than this?? x = 0; while (x != firstName.length()){ if ( firstName.charAt(x) == 'a' || firstName.charAt(x) == 'b' || firstName.charAt(x) == 'c' || firstName.charAt(x) == 'd' || firstName.charAt(x) == 'e' || firstName.charAt(x) == 'f' || firstName.charAt(x) == 'g' || firstName.charAt(x) == 'h' || firstName.charAt(x) == 'i' || firstName.charAt(x) == ... |
9. Search and Replace using wild characters forums.oracle.comI have a bit of a problem on my hands while dealing jdom and xml. I am parseing an xml response from a service. The issue is that it contains an element with a colon. Nothing I can do about the service so I have to deal with it. I know I could use DOM and s on but I have ... |
10. Method to search a char for specifc letters forums.oracle.com |
11. searching for characters in a sttring forums.oracle.comHello all, I have a string, such as Washington DC, United States, and I need to do a search to see if the string contains the characters w, i, and n. They don't have to be in any particular order, just contained in the string. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! |
12. Character search forums.oracle.comBinary searches will only help you if the strings are ordered. (for example like this: "aaabbdqtzzz") Look: if you're counting the occurances of a character in a string, you have to look at every single character to see if it matches. So looping through the string is ultimately what you're doing, even if you were to find a more succinct or ... |