Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Objects (6th Edition)
Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Objects (6th Edition)
6th Edition
ISBN: 9780133957051
Author: Tony Gaddis
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 9, Problem 12PC
Program Plan Intro

Miscellaneous String Operations

Program Plan:

The detail of “StringOperationsDemo” class is shown below:

  • In the “main()” method,
    • Declare and initialize the variable and array variable.
    • Call the wordCount() method to display the number of words in string.
    • Call the mostFrequent() method to display the most frequently occurring character.
    • Call replaceSubString() method to replace “the” with “that”.
    • Call arrayToString() method to convert an array to a string.
    • Display the converted string.

The detail of “StringOperations” class is shown below:

  • In the “wordCount()” method,
    • Separate the string using a space delimiter.
    • Return the number of words in string.
  • In the “arrayToString()” method,
    • Convert the array value to string.
    • Return the converted string.
  • In the “mostFrequent()” method,
    • Declare the variable.
    • Convert the String to an array and store into “cArray” variable.
    • Create an integer array variable to store the frequencies of the characters in “cArray” variable.
    • The for loop executes until the frequencies length. If yes,
      • Initialize frequencies elements to “0”.
    • The for loop executes until the array length. If yes, loop executes until the array length. If yes,
      • Check frequency of element and then calculate it.
    • The for loop executes until the frequencies length. If yes,
      • Check the frequencies of elements and determine the most frequent character.
    • Return the most frequent character.
  • In the “replaceSubString()” method,
    • Check the “string2” and “string3” are the same. If yes,
      • Return the string.
    • Create an object for “string1”.
    • Determine the first occurrence of “string2”.
    • The while loop executes until the "index" is not equal to “-1”. If yes,
      • Call the replace() method to replace this occurrence of the substring.
      • Find the next occurrence of “string2”.
    • Return the string.

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Chapter 9 Solutions

Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Objects (6th Edition)

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