Get Text from JTextPane and Display in Console

Anvi Jain
Updated on 23-Oct-2024 17:32:48

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In this article, we will learn how to get text from a JTextPane in Java and display it in the console. We'll use the getText() method to retrieve the text and show it in the console. Additionally, we’ll apply simple text styling like italics and color using SimpleAttributeSet to demonstrate how to manage styled text in a GUI. Steps to get text from JTextPane Following are the steps to get text from JTextPane and display it in the Console using Java − First, we will start by creating a JFrame to serve as the main window of ... Read More

Divide a String into N Equal Parts in Java

Alshifa Hasnain
Updated on 23-Oct-2024 17:32:12

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In this article, we will understand how to divide a string into 'N' equal parts using Java. If the string's length is divisible by N, the string will be split evenly into N parts; otherwise, a message will be displayed indicating that the string cannot be divided into N equal parts. This is demonstrated using both a simple main method and an encapsulated approach. Problem Statement Write a program in Java to divide a string into 'N' equal parts. Below is a demonstration of the same − Input Input string: Java Program is fun! Output The length of the string ... Read More

Print Fibonacci Series Using While Loop in Java

Ankith Reddy
Updated on 23-Oct-2024 17:31:17

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In this article, we'll generate the Fibonacci series using a while loop in Java. The Fibonacci series is a sequence where each number is the sum of the two previous numbers, starting with two initial numbers, usually either (0, 1) or (1, 1). Here, we start with (1, 1) and use a while loop to print the next numbers in the sequence until a specified limit. Steps to print the Fibonacci series using while loop Following are the steps to print the Fibonacci series using the while loop − Define a class and initialize three variables: a ... Read More

Check if a Point is on the Left or Right Side of a Line in Java

Mr. Satyabrata
Updated on 23-Oct-2024 17:31:00

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A line consists of an infinite number of points. In two-dimensional coordinate system we can define every point with two values i.e. X and Y. A point basically situated on the left side or right side or it can be on the line itself and this can be defined only if we have the coordinates of it. In this program we are going to use the cross-product method to find the direction of the point. Cross- Product method is used to find the third vector from two vectors by cross multiplying both the vectors. In our case if we cross ... Read More

Remove First Row from Table with DefaultTableModel in Java

Ankith Reddy
Updated on 23-Oct-2024 17:30:38

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In this article, we will learn how to display a table with multiple rows and columns in Java using the JTable component. Additionally, we will demonstrate how to remove the first row from the table using the removeRow() method. The first program shows how to create and display a table with 9 rows, and the second program demonstrates how to remove the first row, leaving the remaining 8 rows intact.  Create a table with rows and columns using JTable Following are the steps to create a table with rows and columns using JTable − Start ... Read More

Remove Duplicate Words from a Given Sentence in Java

AmitDiwan
Updated on 23-Oct-2024 17:29:44

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In this article, we will learn to remove duplicate words from a given sentence in Java. The first method uses Java Streams to remove duplicates and join the words back into a sentence using the distinct() and Collectors.joining() methods. The second method uses a Set to automatically filter out duplicate words and a StringJoiner to combine the words back into a sentence. Both methods will give a sentence with only unique words. Different approaches Following are the different approaches to remove all duplicate words from a given sentence − Using Java Streams ... Read More

Design a Calendar Using HTML and CSS

Yaswanth Varma
Updated on 23-Oct-2024 15:07:27

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To design a calendar using HTML and CSS, we will be using HTML tables. We use calendar in our daily life to check the dates, schedule any event and many more. In this article, we will understand how we can design a calendar using HTML and CSS only. We will be using HTML table to create the structure and use CSS properties to design the UI of calendar. Steps to Design a calendar Using HTML and CSS We will be following below mentioned steps to design a calendar Using HTML and CSS. Structuring the Calendar ... Read More

Use the Quick Access Toolbar in Excel

Meet Doshi
Updated on 23-Oct-2024 13:35:11

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The Quick Access Toolbar is used to quickly complete the repetitive tasks. If you are a regular user of MS-Excel, then you might be using some of its features much more frequently, such as Free pans, Data validation, Bold text, Fit to row height, fit to column height, etc. To use this kind of tabs, you have to jump to different tabs like Home, Insert, Formula, View, Data etc. To simplify this process, you can use the Quick Access Toolbar in Excel. It comes in very handy and saves a lot of time. How to Navigate to the Quick Access ... Read More

Difference Between Spotify and iTunes

Bhavya jaiswal
Updated on 23-Oct-2024 12:07:15

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In the world of digital music streaming service, Spotify and iTunes can be considered two of the most prominent service providers. iTunes is now Apple Music. In terms of their basic purpose, they belong to the same category, i.e., delivery of music. However, they are quite different from each other when we compare their mode of operation, pricing models, and the user experience. iTunes combines both buying and streaming into one package. Read this article to understand how Spotify is different from iTunes so that you can pick the best service as per your preferred mode oflistening and preferences.Streaming vs. ... Read More

Sort Elements of a Given Stack in Ascending Order

Mallikarjun Reddy Ganapuram
Updated on 23-Oct-2024 10:24:03

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In this tutorial, you'll learn how to sort the elements of a stack in ascending order using Java. Stacks are fundamental data structures in computer science, operating on a Last-In-First-Out (LIFO) principle. We break down a simple yet effective method using an additional temporary stack, provide a detailed step-by-step explanation, and include complete code examples. This tutorial is perfect for those looking to enhance their understanding of stack operations and improve their Java programming skills. Sorting a Stack in Ascending Order Using Java Stacks are like a pile of books where you can only take the top one off. i.e., ... Read More

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