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The assignment focuses on practicing Java String class methods through various tasks, including creating strings, finding their length, and manipulating them with operations like concatenation and substring extraction. A bonus task involves counting vowels and words in a user-inputted sentence. The submission deadline for the assignment is April 15th.

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String_Assignment_Java

The assignment focuses on practicing Java String class methods through various tasks, including creating strings, finding their length, and manipulating them with operations like concatenation and substring extraction. A bonus task involves counting vowels and words in a user-inputted sentence. The submission deadline for the assignment is April 15th.

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Assignment Title: Working with Strings in Java

Objective:

To understand and practice the use of Java String class and its built-in methods.

Tasks to Complete:

1. Create a Java program that demonstrates the following String operations:

- Creating strings using literals and the new keyword.

- Finding the length of a string.

- Converting a string to uppercase and lowercase.

- Concatenating two strings.

- Comparing two strings using .equals() and .compareTo().

- Finding a character at a specific index using .charAt().

- Finding the index of a character or substring using .indexOf() and .lastIndexOf().

- Extracting a substring using .substring().

- Replacing characters or substrings using .replace().

2. Bonus Task:

- Take a sentence as input from the user and count the number of vowels and words in it.

Sample Output Example:

Original String: Hello World

Length: 11

Uppercase: HELLO WORLD

Lowercase: hello world

Concatenated String: Hello World Java


Character at index 4: o

Index of 'o': 4

Substring from index 6: World

Replaced String: Hello Java

Submission Deadline:

15th April

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