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    This document demonstrates how to use the StringTokenizer class in Java to tokenize a string separated by semicolons into individual tokens. It takes staff data as a single string separated by semicolons, uses StringTokenizer to split it into tokens for the staff ID, name, department, phone number and income. It counts how many staff incomes are over 5000 and prints the total. It also defines a Staff class to likely store the tokenized staff data in objects.

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    This document demonstrates how to use the StringTokenizer class in Java to tokenize a string separated by semicolons into individual tokens. It takes staff data as a single string separated by semicolons, uses StringTokenizer to split it into tokens for the staff ID, name, department, phone number and income. It counts how many staff incomes are over 5000 and prints the total. It also defines a Staff class to likely store the tokenized staff data in objects.

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    Java Token

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    This document demonstrates how to use the StringTokenizer class in Java to tokenize a string separated by semicolons into individual tokens. It takes staff data as a single string separated by semicolons, uses StringTokenizer to split it into tokens for the staff ID, name, department, phone number and income. It counts how many staff incomes are over 5000 and prints the total. It also defines a Staff class to likely store the tokenized staff data in objects.

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    StringTokenizer

    import java.util.StringTokenizer;
    class staffApp {
    public static void main(String args[]) {
    Scanner inp = new Scanner(System.in);
    int go = 1, bil = 0;

    while(go==1) {
    System.out.print("\nEnter[staffID;staffName;staffDp
    mt;staffPhoneNo;staffIncome]");
    String data = inp.next();

    StringTokenizer token = new


    StringTokenizer(data,";");
    String staffID = token.nextToken();
    String staffName = token.nextToken();
    String staffDpmt = token.nextToken();
    String staffPhoneNo = token.nextToken();
    String staffIncome = token.nextToken();
    double sI =
    Double.parseDouble(staffIncome);

    if(income > 5000)


    bil++;

    System.out.println("Stop = 0, Continue =
    Otherwise");
    go = inp.nextInt();
    }

    System.out.println("…" + bil);
    }
    }

    class Staff{
    private String name;
    private String dpmt;
    private int totYears;
    // all necessary methods
    }

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