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Also one other simple thing. &nbsp;I have a STRING variable that has the following in it &quot;someone@domain.com&quot; &nbsp;I would like to print only the &quot;someone&quot; portion of the variable. &nbsp;The variable will always contain &quot;######@domain.com&quot;
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Also one other simple thing.  I have a STRING variable that has the following in it "someone@domain.com"  I would like to print only the "someone" portion of the variable.  The variable will always contain "######@domain.com"

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s = s.substring(0, s.indexOf(&quot;@&quot;));
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If you want *all* fields to have two digits:<br />
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&nbsp;SimpeDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat(&quot;hh:mm:ss<wbr />&quot;);<br />
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or in 24hr clock:<br />
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&nbsp;SimpeDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat(&quot;HH:mm:ss<wbr />&quot;);
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If you want *all* fields to have two digits:

 SimpeDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("hh:mm:ss");

or in 24hr clock:

 SimpeDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("HH:mm:ss");

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Thank you very much for helping a Java newbie so quickly.
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Thank you very much for helping a Java newbie so quickly.

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I am creating a log for files that are emailed through my program. &nbsp;The only problem is that when the following statement executes it shows like this:<br />
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9:1:36<br />
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I want it to show<br />
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9:01:36<br />
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Calendar today = Calendar.getInstance();<br />
System.out.println(today.g<wbr />et(Calenda<wbr />r.HOUR)+&quot;:<wbr />&quot;+today.ge<wbr />t(Calendar<wbr />.MINUTE)+&quot;<wbr />:&quot;+today.g<wbr />et(Calenda<wbr />r.SECOND))<wbr />;<br />
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The seconds also will show only one character when the seconds are between 0 and 9. &nbsp;Thanks for any help.
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I am creating a log for files that are emailed through my program.  The only problem is that when the following statement executes it shows like this:

9:1:36

I want it to show

9:01:36

Calendar today = Calendar.getInstance();
System.out.println(today.get(Calendar.HOUR)+":"+today.get(Calendar.MINUTE)+":"+today.get(Calendar.SECOND));

The seconds also will show only one character when the seconds are between 0 and 9.  Thanks for any help.

Simple Calendar question.  Formatting output.

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