my professor told us to do such program that a user will input "string with asterisk(*)..
the program must only read the string between the 1st asterisk(*) and the last asterisk(*)... and the character before the 1st and after the last asterisk(*) will be deleted..
thank you..
java String API http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/api/java/lang/String.html
has some excellent methods to solve this problem, you just have to understand the concept of a String being an array of char characters.
Next time post with a subject line that relates to your programming issue, and usually anything that implies urgency annoys most of the posters here.
"With", not "wid."
"You", not "u".
"I" is captilized.
And most people here won't do your homework for you.
Only 30 minutes? Looks like you are screwed. But I am feeling generous.
class AsteriskRemover {
// your code goes here
}
If we're gonna get picky:
"Can", not "can".
Either "..." or "?", not "..".
A comma is needed after "need 30", I won't bother saying anything about changing numericals into words for time.
Oh, and "assignment", not "asignment".
> If we're gonna get picky:
>
> "Can", not "can".
> Either "..." or "?", not "..".
> A comma is needed after "need 30", I won't bother
> saying anything about changing numericals into words
> for time.
>
> Oh, and "assignment", not "asignment".
Spelling (and grammar) errors are common on an international forum as this. But there is a huge difference between making some spelling errors and using all of those nasty SMS-like abbreviations such as u (you), 4 (for), coz (because), etc.
