Split Demo using RegularExpression

This Example describe the way to Split a String using Regularexpression. The steps involved in splitting a String are described below:-

String text = "For some college -Presidents want law-revisited saying age limit-has not curbed-that problems on campuses":-This is the String to which we are splitting.

String Splitpoint = "-":-Point where the string is to be splitted.

SplitString.java

import java.util.*;

public class SplitString {

  public static void main(<




					font color="#000000">String[] args) {



String text = "For some college -Presidents want law-revisited" +

 

" saying age limit-has not curbed-that problems on campuses";

System.out.println("==========STRING BEFORE SPLITTING IS:=");



 System.out.println(text);

  new SplitString().split(text);

  }

  public void split(String Text) {

  String token[] = null;

  String Splitpoint = "-";

  token = Text.split(Splitpoint);

 System.out.println("==========SPLITTED STRING IS:=======");



  for (int i = 0; i < token.length; i++) {

  System.out.println(token[i]);

  }

 System.out.println("==================================");



  }

}

Output of the program:-

==========STRING BEFORE SPLITTING IS:==========
For some college -Presidents want law-revisited saying
age limit-has not curbed-that problems on campuses
==========SPLITTED STRING IS:==========
For some college
Presidents want law
revisited saying age limit
has not curbed
that problems on campuses
========================================

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