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Start your free trialNayoon kim
3,098 PointsString.contains () ; question
I tried to censor words in bulk
it worked when I tried like
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boolean censorship;
String adjective;
do {
adjective = console.readLine("Enter an adjective");
censorship = (adjective.contains ("dorky")|| adjective.contains("bitchy") ||adjective.contains("dummy"));
if (censorship) {
console.printf("not a nice word. try again\n\n");
}
} while (censorship);
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but like I want to know the better way, so tried something like this
insert java here
import java.io.Console;
public class TreeStory {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Console console = System.console();
String age = console.readLine("Enter your age: ");
int age_int = Integer.parseInt (age);
if (age_int<13) {
console.printf("you must be over 13 to use this program\br");
System.exit(0);}
String name= console.readLine ("Enter a name: " );
String adjective;
String notallowed;
boolean sensorship;
do {
adjective= console.readLine("Enter an adjective: " );
sensorship = adjective.contains (notallowed);
notallowed = "dorky"|| "jerk" || "dumb" || "bitchy";
if (sensorship = true) {
console.printf ("that is not very nice word to use , try nicer adjective. try agin \n\n" );}
} while (sensorship = true);
String noun= console.readLine ("Enter a noun: " );
String adverb= console.readLine ("Enter an adverb: " );
String verb= console.readLine ("Enter a verb: " );
}
}
but it doesn't allow me to assign multiple strings into one string variable.. I guess I have to learn ARRAY to do that...
1 Answer
Daiane Silva
5,668 PointsHi Nayoon kim! You can do something like this:
List<String> notAllowed = Arrays.asList( "dorky", "jerk" , "dumb" , "bitchy");
sensorchip = notAllowed.constains(adjective);