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    This document discusses working with strings and wrapper classes in Java. It provides instructions to take a string as input from the keyboard and write functions to search for words within the string, count word occurrences, manipulate character casing in words, extract words to an array and sort them, remove characters from the string, count words, print only letters, reverse the string, replace characters, and count uppercase letters. The goal is to learn how to manipulate and analyze string data in Java.

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    Workshop 6 in This Workshop, You'll Learn:: Numbers and Strings (Extra)

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    Numbers and Strings (Extra)

    Workshop 6

    In this workshop, you’ll learn:

     String class
     The wrapper classes

    1. Enter a string from keyboard and make your own functions to be able to answer the below questions:

    1. Search within @str string to conclude whether it contains the following words or NOT? "me",
    "why", "well"

    2. "you" word appear in @str how many times?

    3. Replace the first character of each word by its UPPER CASE

    Hello You Are You And...

    4. Replace the first character of each word by its LOWER CASE, and the last
    character of each word by its UPPER CASE (
    hellO yoU arE ...

    5. Extract @str string to an array of words, then display those words by increasing order.

    6. Give a character named c, remove from @str the first character which is equals to c.

    7. Count how many words in @str, display “empty string” if @str is an empty string.

    8. Print all letters of @str only.

    9. Reserve @str.

    10. Replace all letter ‘a’ by ‘A’ and ‘b’ by ‘B’.

    12. How many upper letters in @str?

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