User Input from Keyboard

Accepting keyboard input in Java is done using a Scanner object. Consider the following statement Scanner console = new Scanner(System.in) This statement declares a reference variable named console. The Scanner object is associated with standard input device (System.in). To get input from keyboard, you can call methods of Scanner class. For example in following statment…

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Comparing string object

It is often necessary to compare strings to see if they are the same, or to see which comes first in alphabetical order. It would be nice if we could use the comparison operators, like == and >, but we can’t. To compare Strings, we have to use the equals and compareTo methods. Syntax for using method compareTo : str1.compareTo(str2); The…

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Static Class Members

In Java you can create a field or method that does not belong to any object of a class. Such are known as static variables or static methods. Static Variable To declare a static variable, you put them in the class just like instance variables, but you put the keyword static in front. Static variables belong to…

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