core java-string tokenizer

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hello sir...how to get middle name using string tokenizer....???
eg..like name ANKIT it will select only K...!!!!

Posted 13-Jun-12 19:10pm

kumar ankit1

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-Jun-12 1:28am

Your e.g. is unclear. How come you consider as a token the letter "K" in ANKIT? :-) Could you strictly formulate what is a token?
--SA

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TorstenH. · Answer 1 · 2012-06-13T23:37:00

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Tutorial @java-samples.com[^]

it will select "K" if the given String is "AN K IT". String Tokenizer can only find String parts that are delimited in some way (e.g. " "(space), "_", ";", "/", ...)

Posted 13-Jun-12 23:37pm

TorstenH.

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