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Lab 07: Java Strings

Objectives:
After the completion of this lab, students should be able to:
 Declare and create Strings.
 Apply some operations on Java Strings

Lab Exercises:

Lab Exercise 1 – String Operations

Problem Description:
Write a Java program (StringOperations1.java) that performs some operations on
the following string literal: "Welcome! This is "CS110" Course".

 Create an object of class String called str that hold the above string literal,
 Print out the string str,
 Convert all alphabets to upper-case letters and print out the result,
 Convert all alphabets to lower-case letters and print out the result,
 Print out the length of the string,
 Print out the index of the word Course,
 Remove the 1st three occurrences of the char 'c' or 'C' and print out the result,
 Search for CS110 and replace it with CE211.

Sample output:

The original string: Welcome! This is "CS110" Course


Upper Case: WELCOME! THIS IS "CS110" COURSE
Lower Case: welcome! this is "cs110" course
Length: 31
Index of 'Course': 25
Removing the first 3 [c or C] chars: Welome! This is "S110" ourse
Replacing 'CS110' with 'CE211': Welcome! This is "CE211" Course

©2011 Dr. Abdulbaset Gaddah, < Computer Programming > [ 1]


Lab 07: Java Strings

Lab Exercise 2 – More String Operations

Problem Description:
Write a Java program (StringOperations2.java) that performs some operations on
the following strings (String s1 = "Ali", String s2 = "Magdi", String s3 = "[[]]").

 Compare s1 and s2 to find out which one comes first in alphabetical order,
 Create a new string that is string s2 in the middle of the string s3,
 Create a new string that is the first char of s1 and the last char of s2,
 Print out the string of length 3 from the middle of string s2.

Sample output:

Magdi comes before Ali


[[Magdi]]
AM
agd

©2011 Dr. Abdulbaset Gaddah, < Computer Programming > [ 2]

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