Storing bits and pieces of a text file using buffered reader

[leila la]

suppose i have a text file with several lines
3/3/3, 3,3,3
4/4/4,2,4,5
etc... how do i store the part with the 3/3/3 in a seperate array and the remaining numbers in different arrrays Like how can i take each part of the text and store it in diferent arrays. I know i can use the split statement but then what? plzz help
thanks in advance

[Swastik Dey]

You probably need to split statements here. Assuming that a variable called line contains the value.

String data[]=line.split("/");
//data will contain all the values separated by /
String data1[]=line.split(",");
//data1 will contain all the values separated by ,

[Darryl Burke]

leila la wrote:plzz help

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[leila la]

Ok Darry Burke, so sorry about that!

Thanks Swastik Dey, but what do you mean that the variable called line contains the value. What sort of value are you referring to here?
Thank you for replying!

[leila la]

public class bufferedReaderPractice {
	public  double[] Data;
	public float sum;
	public Vector v;
	public String sline;
	public String [] lineElements;
	

	
	
  public static void main(String[] a) {
	  
	  double [] Data = new double[5];
	  for ( int iI = 0; iI <Data.length; iI++) 
	  { Data[iI] = 0;
		  
		  
	  }
	 
	  
	  
    FileReader fr;
    try {
    	
    	String thisLine = null;
    	String [] lineElements = new String [10];
    	int iI = 0;
      fr = new FileReader (new File("calc.txt"));
      BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader (fr);
      String sline = br.readLine();
      while (sline != null) {  
    	  String data[]=sline.split(",");                                             // What exactly is happening here 
    	Data[0] = Double.parseDouble(lineElements[1]);
    	Data[1] = Double.parseDouble(lineElements[2]);
    	Data [2] =Double.parseDouble(lineElements [3]);
    	iI++;
      }
    	  /*v.addElement(Data[0],

I found this code and was hoping someone could explain what was going on, it could help me.

[Campbell Ritchie]

Have you looked at this method?