How do I compare two different string with unordered
posted 11 years ago
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String s1 = "Hello Java";
String s2 = "Java Hello";
When compare this two String object values should be true. the order has been changed. Please could someone help on this.
String s2 = "Java Hello";
When compare this two String object values should be true. the order has been changed. Please could someone help on this.
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Hi Settu, welcome to CodeRanch.
The order of what has changed? The letters? The words? Define the problem clearly and unambiguously.
Also, you should show us what you've tried so far, and what problems you're facing.
The order of what has changed? The letters? The words? Define the problem clearly and unambiguously.
Also, you should show us what you've tried so far, and what problems you're facing.
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When comparing two collections of things where the order of the contents is not important the general approach is to order both collections and then compare them. So given that you might think of a String as a collection of characters, how do you think you might go about solving your problem?
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