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Converting String to an array.

 
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I have a String like
String param = "invoice number, file name, userid";
How do i convert this into an array and extract each values,
My String param can contain sometimes 3 words(with comma separated) or sometimes 5 or 2 , i get param dynamically.
can anyone suggest what to do
 
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Hi,
what you can do is the following:

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Excuse me I think I did not quite answer your question...
The best way to extract tokens from a String object is with a StringTokenizer object, for instance:

All tokens of the initial String are now contained in the String array named "tokens".
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I want my array to be like this
String arr[] = {"invoice number", "file name", "userid" }
not individual characters
 
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this code prints:
invoice number
file name
userid


hope helps
 
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oops...
I din't see the previous post
 
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Thanks Guys
i got it
 
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When you do a toCharArray the commas are also stored in the elements to avoid this use StringTokenizer with comma as the delimiter.
For example:
String[] s = new String[10];
String param = "invoice number, file name, userid";
StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer(param,",");
int i = 0;
while (st.hasMoreTokens())
{
s[i]= st.nextToken();
System.out.println("String[] elements:"+s[i]);
i++;
}
I hope your requirements were met.
Roopa.

Originally posted by Bhasker Reddy:
I have a String like
String param = "invoice number, file name, userid";
How do i convert this into an array and extract each values,
My String param can contain sometimes 3 words(with comma separated) or sometimes 5 or 2 , i get param dynamically.
can anyone suggest what to do


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