Something I discovered I like about C# are properties & String.Format.
Does something like String.Format from C# exist in Java?
C# ex:
int myNum = 2;
int myNumSq = myNum * myNum;
String MyString = String.Format("Your lucky numbers are: {0}, & {1}", myNum, myNumSq);
Yes, the class in question is "MessageFormat":
http://download.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/text/MessageFormat.html
MessageFormat.Format("Your lucky numbers are: {0}, & {1}", myNum, myNumSq);
(Not sure if auto-boxing will work correctly in this case - you might need to convert the int
to an Integer
first)
It' even called String.format() :
String myString = String.format("Your lucky numbers are: %d, & %d", myNum, myNumSq);
This method is available since Java 1.5.
String myString = String.format("Your lucky numbers are: %d, & %d", myNum, myNumSq);
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