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<pre><code id="code-20-40684914-1">String s=&quot;some.email@somedomain.com&quot;;
int indexOfAt= s.indexOf('@');
String domain= s.substring(indexOfAt+1);
if(domain == null) ||(domain == &quot;somedomain.com&quot;)
{
&quot;Employee&quot;
}
else
{
&quot;Other&quot;
}</code></pre>
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String s="some.email@somedomain.com";
int indexOfAt= s.indexOf('@');
String domain= s.substring(indexOfAt+1);
if(domain == null) ||(domain == "somedomain.com")
{
"Employee"
}
else
{
"Other"
}

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I'm getting an error....I cut the IF off for the time being...<br />
<br />
<br />
String s=&quot;some.email@somedomain.c<wbr />om&quot;;<br />
int indexOfAt= s.indexOf('@');<br />
String domain= s.substring(indexOfAt+1);<br />
<br />
missing; before statement, line 28: String s=
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I'm getting an error....I cut the IF off for the time being...


String s="some.email@somedomain.com";
int indexOfAt= s.indexOf('@');
String domain= s.substring(indexOfAt+1);

missing; before statement, line 28: String s=

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AWESOME!!!! Yea thank you. Easy and it works!
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AWESOME!!!! Yea thank you. Easy and it works!

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Hello,<br />
<br />
I have the following email addresses:<br />
<br />
michael.help@imlost.com<br />
sahar.cool@insurance.com<br />
<br />
<br />
I need to get the domain (ie. insurance.com) split off the right side because I need to write an if statement after this looking something like the following.<br />
<br />
For example....<br />
<br />
if(domain == null) ||(domain == &quot;insurance.com&quot;)<br />
{<br />
&quot;Employee&quot;<br />
}<br />
else<br />
{<br />
&quot;Other&quot;<br />
}
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Hello,

I have the following email addresses:

michael.help@imlost.com
sahar.cool@insurance.com


I need to get the domain (ie. insurance.com) split off the right side because I need to write an if statement after this looking something like the following.

For example....

if(domain == null) ||(domain == "insurance.com")
{
"Employee"
}
else
{
"Other"
}

Spliting Domain out from email address.

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