STRING CLASS & STRING METHODS - JAVA PROGRAMMING

STRING CLASS & STRING METHODS - JAVA PROGRAMMING
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[@benedictkatumba7841]

You are one of the best teachers of Java language on UA-cam. Many thanks for simplifying concepts that are made difficult by some professors.

[@theRandom_Guy151]

Hello sir, I have been following your tutorials on JAVA for the past few weeks and so far I can say that these are the best I have seen. Thank you for the lessons. However, I do have a question about if you are going to make a video on loops and arrays. Please let me know..I am sure others are also waiting for these two JAVA topic

[@thereisnoone158]

I am watching this video at this time of night, and you just reminded me one of my maths teacher, I respect you and him also.. I am Just started missing him.😔.

[@debabandanpattnaik3274]

Hello sir,your videos are excellent for a quick and thorough revision for the purpose of exams.Really helped a lot.Thank You!!!!!

[@subhashinikannaiyan5097]

its too good .i appreciate your way of explaining the concepts .

[@Dhanshi021]

Your explanation was so super

[@eekshithas]

you are amazing sir
your teaching is sooo good
pls keep continuing this.
thank u so much sir

[@vasuslife2002]

Hi sir...... Come soon u will teach varriables and literals... Pls sir it's my kindly request... Ur teach perfect💯💯👍👍👏👏👏👏 tq so much sir🙏🙏

[@divyapoojari0620]

Asalu super super sir meru...very gud explanation

[@dharaniappikonda4661]

Very nice explanation sir

[@insanity7439]

easy to understand....well teaching

[@chandrikamunaganuri6322]

Good lecture sir...thank you

[@JaspaPanatoi]

Very good explanation

[@soniajoseph1038]

Sir ur video is simply awesome.
I didn't hav any idea abt string handling till i saw ur video.pls upload videos on pattern programs also.Pls do it at the earliest as I'm having my exams coming

[@sabujoseph7253]

I think you've not seen other videos on Java. This video is 💩

[@sabujoseph7253]

Follow smart programming

[@elikmtl7730]

Thank you

[@dhanakalesh3288]

Tq sir nice explanation 👍 👌 😊

[@lokeshjoshi1795]

Yes sir thanks for the vedeo

[@deardeva9268]

Can u give important Programing questions and answers for experience

[@saranyasavariraj2687]

Good explanation sir

[@dhachanamurthydhachanamurt8447]

Awesome sir... It helped me very much sir and it was very clear sir... Tq sir 😍😍😍😍

[@kanak328]

Best video lecture in UA-cam...

[@haresh2000]

Tum bahut mast kaam karta hai sundeep sir!😄

[@rohitdayla9433]

Great thanks..

[@khushmnsangha177]

thanku sir

[@pylarakesh2549]

Thank you sir

[@antonychitsa1114]

Awesome!

[@TheNayintamone]

include this video in the java playlist

[@akhilakaparthi9143]

Very useful

[@harshuj15]

Sir on finding the index of string, if we want to find the index of L , so it displays the index of 1st L but what about second L

[@ArjunReddy-wx7qg]

I like very much of your teaching sir. Nice job is will upload videos bites on utube

[@niroshacharala1324]

Super sir

[@desalewnigussie9528]

great!!
thank you

[@8-bitpanda604]

sir, you didnt tell about ignorecase functions!

[@padmavathiveludooti6004]

concat line erase chesaru kada length method print cheyadaniki...okavela ah line unchi,string length print cheste apudu a string length (hello length vastadha or length vastadha)?

[@padmavathiveludooti6004]

Or *hellowelcome length vastadha?..

[@sharathkumar1074]

Awsm sir ❤😍

[@NitishKumar-xr9tx]

str.indexOf("string passed") here this should be correct

[@sudhamadhuribantupalli]

Hello sir i heard ASCII value for capital alphabets starts from 65 onwards so what is the difference between ASCII and unicode values sir

[@soham8140]

GOOD CLASS SIR

[@pavan5062]

Sir ,Did every concepts are present in your 40 vedios sir(@Java )

[@pavan5062]

Sir,Please give me the response as soon as possible

[@sundeepsaradhi]

80% core java is completed

[@kirank1588]

thank you :)

[@chinta_ajay]

How many ways can implement string sir

[@smart_champ_no_1]

hello sir, I can understand the concept of compare to laa u told some number onnum puriyaa la

[@veeruchowdary9076]

thop😉😉

[@anilsharma09azaz]

Thanks sir

[@Sanjuvlogs389]

Java important questions send cheyyandi sir,

[@neha6136]

thank you so much!

[@vijitagupta6117]

Sir we have to use java.lang package while using string methods

[@bandanakumari6388]

Not necessary

[@waningmoone]

No. java.lang is the default package. Even if you don't import, it's ok

[@waningmoone]

But you have to import other packages. Only java.lang is exception

[@smritidutt8389]

How does replace method work?

[@dr.r.velumani4357]

Sir is it ASCHII code or UNICODE ? Now Technology moves towards UNICODE, But you gave the same value as ASCHII code for the character set. I may be wrong, Just I asked my doubt sir.

[@sundeepsaradhi]

Those are ascii codes

[@velumaniramasamy1111]

Thank you sir

[@bharathis3292]

U said string functions r in java.lang.* but u haven't import this ....y Sir? ?

[@saiambhika9372]

import java.lang.* is default header , so need to import

[@sanobarsaniya8078]

Hi sir...
Please upload the vedio on arrays topic

[@krushnapatil9196]

string class is immutable so how we can able change upper to lower case and replace the string?

[@johnjinson2]

These are stored in different places in heap memory. Once, we can use it to print. But, their value is not changed in the memory place. Each memory has a hashcode.
(i.e.) " System.out.println(variableName.hashcode);" We can see every variable hashcode.

[@rajendrakumarakula3659]

sir strings doesn't contain replace method

[@anitajaiswal5670]

Write programs on white board

[@nidhinbabu9451]

Sir, in the case of replace, wheather the whole string will be replaced or only the particular character in that string will be replaced?

[@aswinp888]

particular Character only

[@muktasunagar1554]

Sir what is heap memory?

[@mareboinaravi5272]

The heap is a memory used by programming languages to store global variables. By default, all global variable are stored in heap memory space. It supports Dynamic memory allocation. The heap is not managed automatically for you and is not as tightly managed by the CPU.

[@yaswanthmotikavalasa2840]

Can we break a String in java

[@mareboinaravi5272]

yes, we can using split() method.

[@mareboinaravi5272]

public class GFG {
public static void main(String args[])
{
String str = "geekss@for@geekss";
String[] arrOfStr = str.split("@", 3);
for (String a : arrOfStr)
System.out.println(a);
}
}

[@kalyanitewari]

Thank you so much sir 😭💕🙏🏼

[@abirami4790]

Sir upload methods video in java.... Please

[@ravindranayi8899]

Nice explanation sir..

[@RJSR_1234]

"Hello Sir" here what is the length sir. Because there is a space

[@shrijith7537]

9

[@waningmoone]

Space is also counted hence instead of 8 it's 9

[@vikasvicky9145]

hello sir

[@jaszpro783]

anna meru telugu a

[@todufodu9608]

Oops programming