1. String comparision with logical operator in Java stackoverflow.comWhen comparing two strings, I was taught that we shouldn't use the logical operator (==). We should use String.equals(String) for the comparison. However, I see that the following code complies and ... |
2. String comparision bytes.comHi, I have two strings with values say like String s1 ="hello,test,from,one,party"; String s2 = "into,bytes,hello,to"; i need to compare s1 values with s2 values if exists i need to return ... |
3. Comparision of Strings coderanch.comThere is no such method which compares strings so intelligently as you want.So,you have to make your own method and use that method wherever you want. I think your requirement is only for small sentences like : String1 = My name is abc String2 = My name abc You can go towards grammer side also like.. Adjective+noun+adverb+noun,so that wherever you get ... |
4. Interesting String comparision situation. coderanch.comOriginally posted by Ulf Dittmer: Y How many times have you mistyped the first as if (x = 5) { ... which is a bug, but will compile just fine. If you make the same typo with the second, you get a compiler error. It won't compile in Java. It will compile in C/C++. In Java, a boolean expression ... |
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6. Question on String comparision? coderanch.comHi All, I have seen codes where the way Strings are compared is different, which is illustrated below. I'm not sure which is a better approach. For eg. String str1="abc"; Now what is the difference between "abc".equals(str1) and str1.equals("abc"). In either case, we are comparing two different objects. But which one is preferred over the other. My lead was happy when ... |
7. String comparision coderanch.comThere are a couple of things you need to be aware of and keep straight. first: str1, str2, p1 and p2 are REFERENCES to objects, not objects themselves. they are like address cards, whereas the objects themselves are like houses. So, when you ask if "str1 and str2 are the same", do you mean "do they have the same address written ... |
8. String comparision method problem java-forums.orgHi guys i am given following problem and have to write the program using string comparison methods.....i am also adding my code but i cant get the out put....please help Problem: Write a program that asks user to enter three names and then display the name in ascending order. For example , if user entered "Charlie" , "Leslie" and "Andy" then ... |
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11. String Comparision forums.oracle.comString str1 = "11"; String str2 = "11"; if(str1 == str2) { System.out.println("true"); } else { System.out.println("False"); } ****The output being displayed is "true". String i1 = new String("10"); String i2 = new String("10"); if (i1 == (i2)) System.out.println("Equal"); else System.out.println("Not Equal"); ***The output being displayed is "false". ***How is that? And why? Even thought two different objects are being created ... |
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13. Comparision of Strings forums.oracle.comIf u know much better than all other ppl here....then y dnt u just explain straight to pt and talking other unnecessary things... This forum itself is for New to Java ppl, if I know everything y `ll I come here to talk to u??? and if u`ve prb with SMS language better u find one forum like New to SMS ... |
14. string comparision and printing forums.oracle.comSo as cotton said , u need to extract the parseable part from that from each line in the file and feed it to the parser . Also , as he said , the line in your file actually contains the date as well as the time , So u might wanna reconsider the format of your SimpleDateFormat. |
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17. string comparision forums.oracle.comYou really don't need to; you should go back and re-read the above. Let us try once again. This time with pictures! So you have a String that we will call stringy. stringy -> [ "some string" ] Now strings are "immutable". That is to say, you can not change a string, the value you give a string at the start ... |
18. problem in comparision of two strings.please help.. forums.oracle.comI am retriving a string password from database and another string from html(user entered one).when i am printing those two strings its printing same strings.But whenever i am comparing strings and printing its not showing equal it is printing as false.what might be the reason.please help me regarding this.Thank you in advance.My cosing is as follows: while(rs.next()) { pwd=rs.getString("password"); System.out.println("pmfg is..."+pwd); ... |
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21. String comparision Question forums.oracle.comWell, you're definitely going to need your own comparator... I'm not sure if I get at exactly what you mean, but you can break it down into steps: 1. int c = (Compare first letters) 2. if c == 0 (c = compare lengths) 3. if c == 0 ( c = ... next requirement) And then return c as soon ... |
22. String Comparision forums.oracle.comGuys, Sorry for this trivial question..my brain is almost dead this morning... Have two comma delimited Strings, say 1,2,3 and 2,3,4 I just want to know which number is gone out in the second string and which number has been added... Its not any assignment question, I am adding and removing clients from a ListBox and getting a comma delimited string... ... |
23. String comparision forums.oracle.comThx a3cchan for solving my problem u suggested me that we can do it by Arrays.binarySearch and I tried [code] [public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ae) { // Skip when not text1 action Object source = ae.getSource(); if (source != text1) return ; String inputText = text1.getText(); int index Arrays.binarySearch(s1,inputtext); text2.setText(s2[index]); } /code] And this also when i pressed enter nothing came in ... |
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