Chapter 8 - String Processing in Java

Topics
-Command Line Arguments
-Properties file
-String split() method
-StringTokenizer class
-Pattern Matcher

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Command Line Arguments

public static void main(String[] args)
{}

here String[] args is called as command line arguments

Demo1: Using Notepad

Demo2: Using Netbeans

To compile - javac filename.java

To run - java filename arg1 arg2 arg3....

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Properties file:

-stores data in a key-value pair inside a file

-extension of file is .properties
- predefined class in java.util package

Question: I want to store my id and name in a properties file. then read it from my
java application, and display to the user.

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String split() method

String.split(", ");
asking comma and space

Question. I want to store some names inside a string variable, then display it
using split() method

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StringTokenizer class:
-predefined class in java.util package
-does same work as String.split() method

Question. I want to store some names inside a string variable, then display it
using StringTokenizer class
(", ");
asking comma or space