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Or better way<br />
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String[] split = myStr.split(&quot;;&quot;);<br />
String d = split[split.length - 1];<br />
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NO POINTS for me. I am just copying what objects said. Full points to objects.<br />
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David
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Or better way

String[] split = myStr.split(";");
String d = split[split.length - 1];

NO POINTS for me. I am just copying what objects said. Full points to objects.

David

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Dears,<br />
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Does java has splite function ? eg: i have String myStr=&quot;a;b;c;d&quot; <br />
i want to make it into array list splite by &quot;;&quot; and get the last value of this array ==&gt; the result could be &quot;d&quot;<br />
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Thanks,<br />

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Dears,

Does java has splite function ? eg: i have String myStr="a;b;c;d" 
i want to make it into array list splite by ";" and get the last value of this array ==> the result could be "d"

Thanks,


what is splite function in java?

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