Case insensitive in java

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Hey guys

I'm using java-code for my current project, but I can't go further. Is there any commant, to compare two strings witch case insensitive?

Example:
I got this "TestParameter" but it should also work if i had this "testparameter" or "TESTPARAMETER" or "TeStPaRaMeTeR" and so on..

I'm glad about every answer.

Greetings
epanjohura

Posted 25-Apr-12 19:57pm

epanjohura

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epanjohura · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-25T20:03:00

Solution 1

haha I got it =)

for those, who need also this piece of code: .equalsIgnoreCase()

Greetings
epanjohura

Posted 25-Apr-12 20:03pm

epanjohura

Peter_in_2780 · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-25T20:04:00

Solution 2

string1.compareToIgnoreCase(string2)

Posted 25-Apr-12 20:04pm

Peter_in_2780

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epanjohura 26-Apr-12 2:04am

thank you =)