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Articles by Revathi Satya Kondra
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Java Program to create Character Array from String Objects
To create a character array from a string object, we convert each character of the string into elements of an array of type char. This is useful when we need to manipulate or access individual characters within the string. String Object: A string object is an instance of the String class representing a sequence of characters. It is immutable, which means once it is created, its value cannot be changed. Character Array: A character array is a data structure in Java that stores a sequence of characters. Creating Character Arrays from ...
Read MoreJava Program to display both horizontal and vertical grid lines in a JTable
To display both horizontal and vertical grid lines in a table, use the setShowGrid() method and set it to true − The setShowGrid() method is used in graphical user interfaces or data visualization tools to control the visibility of grid lines in a component, like a chart or a table. table.setShowGrid(true); JTable is a class in the Java Swing library, part of the JFC(Java Foundation Classes). It creates and manages tables in a GUI(graphical user interface) application. Syntax void setShowGrid(boolean showGrid) Parameter showGrid: A boolean that determines grid line visibility for both horizontal and vertical lines is true ...
Read MoreFormatted Output in Java
In Java, the formatted output refers to a process of generating well-structured data by specifying how data should be displayed. It involves using format specifiers to control the appearance (visibility) of various data types, such as integers, floating-point numbers, strings, characters, and dates. In this article, we will discuss two key concepts about formatted output in Java as follows: Format Specifiers: Strings that define how some kinds of data should be formatted. Flags and Width: Options to control the run of the output, including aligning it, setting its padding, and regulating its width. Common Format Specifiers Format specifiers in Java ...
Read MoreLeft justify output in Java
In Java, the left-justifying output means aligning text or data to the left within a specified width, with extra spaces on the right to fill the remaining space. It is commonly used when displaying tabular data or formatting strings. Left justification can be obtained using methods such as String.format() or printf(), which allow you to specify the width of the output field and the alignment of the content. Including a minus sign after the %, makes it left justified. Note − By default, output is right justified To display the Left justify output in Java is quite easy. Let us learn the following methods: ...
Read MoreCreate an Integer object in Java
To create an Integer object in Java is quite easy. Let us learn about the following two ways for this purpose. Before moving to the coding section, let's briefly discuss the Integer class. The Integer class is a wrapper class in Java, which can be used to encapsulate a primitive int value in an object. Using an Integer Constructor You can create an Integer object using the Integer constructor by passing a primitive int value. In Java, a constructor is a special method whose name is exactly the same as the class name. Example The following example creates an Integer ...
Read MoreHow to read data from scanner to an array in java?
The Scanner class of the java.util package gives you methods like nextInt(), nextByte(), nextFloat(), etc., to read data from the keyboard. To read an element of an array, use these methods in a 'for' loop. Let us have a brief explanation of the methods of nextInt(), nextByte(), and nextFloat() from the Scanner class in Java. Reading Integer Data Using nextInt() Method The nextInt() method is used to read the next token from the input as an integer. It is commonly used for reading integer values from the keyboard. Example In the following example, we use the nextInt() method of the ...
Read MoreWhat is the difference between PATH and CLASSPATH in Java?
In Java, the terms Path and ClassPath refer to different things and are used for different purposes. Let's discuss them one by one with a suitable example − Path The path environment variable is used to specify the set of directories that contains execution programs. When you try to execute a program from the command line, the operating system searches for the specified program in the current directory and, if available, executes it. In case the programs are not available in the current directory, the operating system verifies in the set of directories specified in the 'PATH' environment variable. Setting ...
Read MoreFloating-point hexadecimal in Java
In this article, we use the '%a' format specifier to represent floating-point numbers in their hexadecimal form. This is useful when you need precise control over the representation of floating-point values. For Formatter, import the following package − import java.util.Formatter; Now creating a 'Formatter'object to format the data− Formatter f = new Formatter(); Using the format() method with the %a format specifier to convert a floating-point number to its hexadecimal string.− f.format("%a", 298.45) Example 1: Basic Example In this example, we format the floating-point number '298.45' to its hexadecimal representation using the '%a' format specifier with a 'Formatter' object ...
Read MoreConvert Integer to Hex String in Java
In Java, converting an integer value to a hexadecimal (hex) string means transforming the number from its base-10 (decimal) format to base-16 format. This conversion uses digits 0-9 and letters A to F to represent the values. Integer: An integer is a whole number without having a fractional part, such as -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, etc. Hex String: A hexadecimal (hex) string represents a number in base-16, using digits 0-9 and letters A-F. We represent the A-F in numbers as 10 to 15. Example Let’s say the following are our integer values. int val1 = 5; int val2 ...
Read MoreCount Alternating Subarray
The Count Alternating Subarrays are used to count the number of subarrays where no two adjacent elements are similar. we can also call these subarrays as alternating subarrays. Problem Statement Before understanding what is "Count Alternating Subarrays" let's see what is a sub-array, and alternating sub-arrays. A subarray is part of an array formed by removing some or no prefixes of the array and removing some or no suffix elements of the given array. While dividing an array into multiple sub-arrays there ...
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