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Looping Through Strings
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String Loops Usually a for-loop – do you know why? Where would the loop start? Where would the loop stop?
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What does it do? for(int i = 0; i< word.length(); i++){ char letter = word.charAt(i); System.out.println(letter); }
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Running Totals Sometimes our “running total” or “accumulator” variable should be a string. Start it at “” Use concatenation to add to it
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Creating a String String word = “Happy”; String newWord = “”; for(int i = 0; i< word.length(); i++){ char letter = word.charAt(i); newWord = newWord + letter; }
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Practice Write a loop that takes a String and returns the string with all the e’s removed. For example, removeE(“elephant”) should return “lphant” public String removeE(String word) Write a loop that prints a word vertically. public void verticalPrint(String word) For example, verticalPrint(“Hey”) prints: H e y
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CodingBat: No Loops Warmup: makeTags left2 right2 hasBad seeColor Intermediate: twoChar endsLy frontAgain without2 Tricky: conCat withoutX
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CodingBat: Loops Warmup: doubleChar countHi Intermediate: repeatEnd sameStarChar mixString repeatSeparator Tricky: catDog zipZap
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