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    I'm supposed to write a method that acts like java.lang.String.split, except that this new method returns a String array including the delimeters. For example:

    split("Java#HTML#Cpp", "#") would return "Java", "#", "HTML", "#" and "Cpp" in an array. I already done the hard part, which returns the array correctly. However, I don't how to make it work with regular expressions, such as:

    split("Java#HTML$Cpp%Python", "[#$%]"). It should return:

    "Java", "#", "HTML", "$", "Cpp", "%", "Python".

    Any ideas?

    Here is my code BTW:

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    2. fraggle

      fraggle

      C30N9 said:

      Done it without using Pattern class.

      Assuming the assignment requires the second argument to be a regexp, if I was running the class you'd get a fail mark. What you have implemented is not a regexp.

    3. C30N9

      C30N9

      fraggle said:

      Assuming the assignment requires the second argument to be a regexp, if I was running the class you'd get a fail mark. What you have implemented is not a regexp.


      This problem is put very early in the book, probably a mistake, as it didn't discuss regular expressions at all in the chapter. My instructor limited me to making this, not an actual regex. I kept the method naming the same though, that's why I didn't understand "regex" at first.

    4. fraggle

      fraggle

      Fair enough then. Kind of weird though.

      My one criticism would be that isPartOfArray doesn't need to exist. Take regexChars as a substring and just check if regexChars.indexOf(whatever) >= 0. You should be able to get rid of indexOfRegexChar as well.

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