Need String program

Hi This is Sunil, i'm new to java,
i wanted one string program i.e.

Ex: input something like "asdfghjlk"
i wanted to out put like "asd" , "ahj" and revesre of input..
please do needful,,,

Show us what have you done so far, let us know where you are stuck and we'll try to help you.
Please note that we don't hand out ready made solutions here. Read this and this.

Hint: For your query, you might want to have a look at the java.lang.String class and its methods.

Please refer the below link. You can get all the in-built String operations here
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/lang/String.html

Hi sir,
I'm not getting how to write code for this.....

sunil ajay wrote:Hi sir,
I'm not getting how to write code for this.....

Did you refer to the String class? Did you have a look at the methods there? Did you find anything useful?

In interview they asked me to write code by using String calss..
they had given String str = "asdfghjlk";
they wanted output like "asd" , "ahj" and revesre of input..
but i didt solved this one,

they told me to write 3 different programs for these 3 outputs.

sunil ajay wrote:In interview they asked me to write code by using String calss..

It seems to be you are new to Java. I am wondering how did you attend interview without complete knowledge.

please send me the programs. i want to check....

sunil ajay wrote:please send me the programs.

As I've already mentioned earlier, we don't hand out ready made solutions here. Please show some effort.

Same hint again: See if you can make use of any of the String manipulation methods in the java.lang.String class.

sunil ajay wrote:please send me the programs. i want to check....

Sunil,
Like you have been told before, if you are looking for ready made code, you are at the wrong place.
Show us, what you have got and we will help put it right.

Ok Fine

Please read these FAQ entries:
NotACodeMill
DoYourOwnHomework
ShowSomeEffort (already mentioned by Pushkar Choudhary)

Hi, please tel me the logic how to display only "bgr" form the below string
String str = "bangalore";

Thank you

Have you made any attempt to start? Let us see what you've done so far.

Same hint for the third time: See if you can make use of any of the String manipulation methods in the java.lang.String class.

i have gone reverse string by using" String reverse = new StringBuffer(string).reverse().toString();"
and displaying starting 3 character by using substring=str.substring(0,3);
now i want to display "bgr" from string "bangalore".. i'm not getting any logic

sunil ajay wrote:now i want to display "bgr" from string "bangalore"..

Is there a pattern to get the output by selecting some specific index from the given string? If yes, you could try using the charAt(int index) method and then append the chars into a String.

If i use charAt(int index) means it display only single character

sunil ajay wrote:If i use charAt(int index) means it display only single character

Did you read my last comment completely?
If not, here it is again:

Pushkar Choudhary wrote:you could try using the charAt(int index) method and then append the chars into a String.

For append we have to use stringbuffer

sunil ajay wrote:For append we have to use stringbuffer

java.lang.StringBuffer or java.lang.StringBuilder.

I'm not getting sir

sunil ajay wrote:I'm not getting sir

I'll ask my earlier question again. Have you made any attempt to code? Show us what you've done so far.

public class xyz
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
String string="bangalore";
String reverse = new StringBuffer(string).reverse().toString();
System.out.println("String after reverse:"+reverse);
substring=str.substring(0,3);
System.out.println("string :"+substring);
}
}

Please UseCodeTags when you post any code.

Code looks okay. What is the problem you are facing now? Is it that you want to get the String "bgr" from "bangalore"? What have you tried for achieving that?

in one interview they had told me to write. i didt wrote. i'm nt getting that logic so asking

i got the output.....

Okay. Let's go step-by-step.
First of all, I don't think any method from the java.lang.String class would readily give you "bgr" from "bangalore" (Somebody correct me if I'm wrong here).

There are 2 ways you can achieve this (maybe more, but of the top of my head, I can think of only these 2):
1. Use the substring() method to get the "b", "g" and "r" separately and then append them to get "bgr". You already know the substring() method.
2. Use the charAt() method to get 'b', 'g' and 'r' separately as characters and then convert them into Strings and append them to get "bgr".

Oops...! Too late...

But glad you got the result.

thank you