Revisions to Java equivalents of C# String.Format() and String.Join()

Rewording. Remove warning about missing type parameter for the Iterator.

edit approved May 5, 2013 at 18:00

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Yes, kinda

String.format and as. As for join I think, you need to write your own:

 static String join(Collection<?> s, String delimiter) { StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder(); IteratorIterator<?> iter = s.iterator(); while (iter.hasNext()) { builder.append(iter.next()); if (!iter.hasNext()) { break; } builder.append(delimiter); } return builder.toString(); }

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Yes, kinda

String.format and as for join I think you need to write your own:

 static String join(Collection<?> s, String delimiter) { StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder(); Iterator iter = s.iterator(); while (iter.hasNext()) { builder.append(iter.next()); if (!iter.hasNext()) { break; } builder.append(delimiter); } return builder.toString(); }

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String.format. As for join, you need to write your own:

 static String join(Collection<?> s, String delimiter) { StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder(); Iterator<?> iter = s.iterator(); while (iter.hasNext()) { builder.append(iter.next()); if (!iter.hasNext()) { break; } builder.append(delimiter); } return builder.toString(); }

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slight efficienty thanks to 13ren

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edited Oct 21, 2009 at 12:54

Allain Lalonde

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Yes, kinda

String.format and as for join I think you need to write your own:

 static String join(Collection<?> s, String delimiter) {   StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder();   Iterator iter = s.iterator();   while (iter.hasNext()) { builder.append(iter.next());   if (!iter.hasNext()) { break; builder.append(delimiter);  }    }   builder.append(delimiter); }  return builder.toString(); }

The above comes from http://snippets.dzone.com/posts/show/91

Yes, kinda

String.format and as for join I think you need to write your own:

 static String join(Collection<?> s, String delimiter) {   StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder();   Iterator iter = s.iterator();   while (iter.hasNext()) { builder.append(iter.next());   if (iter.hasNext()) { builder.append(delimiter);  } } return builder.toString(); }

The above comes from http://snippets.dzone.com/posts/show/91

Yes, kinda

String.format and as for join I think you need to write your own:

 static String join(Collection<?> s, String delimiter) { StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder(); Iterator iter = s.iterator(); while (iter.hasNext()) { builder.append(iter.next()); if (!iter.hasNext()) { break;     }   builder.append(delimiter); }  return builder.toString(); }

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edited Feb 10, 2009 at 0:37

Allain Lalonde

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Yes, kinda

String.format and as for join I think you need to write your own:

 static String join(CollectionCollection<?> s, String delimiter) { StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder(); Iterator iter = s.iterator(); while (iter.hasNext()) { builder.append(iter.next()); if (iter.hasNext()) { builder.append(delimiter); } } return builder.toString(); }

The above comes from http://snippets.dzone.com/posts/show/91

Yes, kinda

String.format and as for join I think you need to write your own:

 static String join(Collection s, String delimiter) { StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder(); Iterator iter = s.iterator(); while (iter.hasNext()) { builder.append(iter.next()); if (iter.hasNext()) { builder.append(delimiter); } } return builder.toString(); }

The above comes from http://snippets.dzone.com/posts/show/91

Yes, kinda

String.format and as for join I think you need to write your own:

 static String join(Collection<?> s, String delimiter) { StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder(); Iterator iter = s.iterator(); while (iter.hasNext()) { builder.append(iter.next()); if (iter.hasNext()) { builder.append(delimiter); } } return builder.toString(); }

The above comes from http://snippets.dzone.com/posts/show/91