Re: split() and String []

From: Yoyoma_2 (Yoyoma_2_at_[at-)
Date: 04/02/04

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    Date: Fri, 02 Apr 2004 16:35:32 GMT

    Mike Frayn wrote:
    >>Okay, that's embarrassing. I remember looking for that
    >
    > and
    >
    >>not finding it... must've been looking at a regular
    >
    > string.
    >
    >>Ouch.
    >
    >
    > Uhhhh, nope that's not a valid excuse as a String has that
    > too. Right, so I have no idea why I missed that!!! Double
    > ouch.
    >
    > Mike

    In your original code you had a variable name like "String MyString[]=".
    Java standard requires that variable and function names start with lower
    case. Its a good habit to pick up. An external programmer can drop
    into your code and know that MyString isn't a class that you are making
    static calls to. Also it makes the code a lot prettyer.

    Just a suggestion.

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