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Why won't the following java code compile? And thank you for your input as well. |
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accepted | Why won't the following java code compile? |
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Why won't the following java code compile? Well, I do appreciate your time on this, and thank you for your assistance. |
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Why won't the following java code compile? So I thought I was doing it wrong. |
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Why won't the following java code compile? LMAO! That was the first thing I did like 2 hours ago! The reason I've been so frustrated, and decided to come here, was because I got this when I ran the damn thing. Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 0 |
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Nov
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Why won't the following java code compile? That's it? That's all I had to do? |
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asked | Why won't the following java code compile? |
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Sep
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How do I turn my windows 7 laptop into a remote server? Okay, I'll give that a try. Thank you. |
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asked | How do I turn my windows 7 laptop into a remote server? |
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May
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Alter display name string from "First M. Last" to "Last, First M."? Thats a cool site |
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May
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accepted | Alter display name string from "First M. Last" to "Last, First M."? |
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Alter display name string from "First M. Last" to "Last, First M."? so somethinglike name.split("\\s") System.out.println ("nameArray[1] + "," + nameArray[0] |
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asked | Alter display name string from "First M. Last" to "Last, First M."? |
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May
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Swapping the position of elements within an array in java? The way I did it was to check to see if the string contained a comma. If it did then most likely it is in the "Last, First" format. But I haven't come with a solution for if the comma is not there |
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accepted | Changing Name Format from "Last, First MI." to "First MI. Last" in Java |
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Changing Name Format from "Last, First MI." to "First MI. Last" in Java I know guys, sorry I'm new to all this. Will remember that on my next post @Hovercraft Full Of Eels. Thank you. |
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May
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Changing Name Format from "Last, First MI." to "First MI. Last" in Java I'm pretty new to all this (Not that you guys/girls haven't already noticed), but could you take a sec and explain what is going on with ("(\\w+), (\\w+) (\\w\\.)", "$2 $3 $1") ? |
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May
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Changing Name Format from "Last, First MI." to "First MI. Last" in Java This would work if i were just changing one name, but imagine, if you will, that I need to apply this rule to 1000 different names. I need to run each name through a rule that says "Hey if this string has a comma I need to switch the names around and remove the comma, then replace this new name with the original name". |
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Changing Name Format from "Last, First MI." to "First MI. Last" in Java my apologies @Bohemian. Ok, so imagine that my tool retrieved the name "Smith, John B." I need to take that name and turn it into "John B. Smith", then display it this new name back to the user in place of the old name. |
