Revisions to Hints for java.lang.String.replace problem? [duplicate]

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edited Jan 8, 2015 at 4:09

The original String isn't being modified. The call returns the modified string, so you'd need to do this:

 String modded = myDoubleString.replace(".",","); System.out.println( modded );

String modded = myDoubleString.replace(".",","); System.out.println( modded );

The original String isn't being modified. The call returns the modified string, so you'd need to do this:

 String modded = myDoubleString.replace(".",","); System.out.println( modded );

The original String isn't being modified. The call returns the modified string, so you'd need to do this:

String modded = myDoubleString.replace(".",","); System.out.println( modded );

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edited Jun 5, 2013 at 15:07

The original String isn't being modified. The call returns the modified string, so you'd need to do this:

 String modded = myDoubltStringmyDoubleString.replace(".",","); System.out.println( modded );

The original String isn't being modified. The call returns the modified string, so you'd need to do this:

 String modded = myDoubltString.replace(".",","); System.out.println( modded );

The original String isn't being modified. The call returns the modified string, so you'd need to do this:

 String modded = myDoubleString.replace(".",","); System.out.println( modded );

answered Jul 22, 2009 at 17:31

The original String isn't being modified. The call returns the modified string, so you'd need to do this:

 String modded = myDoubltString.replace(".",","); System.out.println( modded );

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