How do I get the last character of a string

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How do I get the last character of a string  public class Main       public static void main String   args             String s    quot test string quot             char lastChar

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The other answers contain a lot of needless text and code. Here are two ways to get the last character of a String:

char

char lastChar = myString.charAt(myString.length() - 1);

String

String lastChar = myString.substring(myString.length() - 1);

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The code   public class Test       public static void main String args              String string   args 0           System out println  last character                                 string substring string length   - 1               The output of java Test abcdef   last character  f

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Simple solution is   public String frontBack String str      if  str    null    str length      0        return str        char   cs   str toCharArray      char first   cs 0     cs 0    cs cs length -1     cs cs length -1    first    return new String cs       Using a character array  watch out for the nasty empty String or null String argument    Another solution uses StringBuilder  which is usually used to do String manupilation since String itself is immutable   public String frontBack String str      if  str    null    str length      0        return str        StringBuilder sb   new StringBuilder str       char first   sb charAt 0     sb setCharAt 0  sb charAt sb length  -1      sb setCharAt sb length  -1  first     return sb toString        Yet another approach  more for instruction than actual use  is this one   public String frontBack String str      if  str    null    str length    lt  2        return str        StringBuilder sb   new StringBuilder str     String sub   sb substring 1  sb length   -1     return sb reverse   replace 1  sb length   -1  sub  toString        Here the complete string is reversed and then the part that should not be reversed is replaced with the substring

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public String lastChars String a    if a length   gt  1  String str1  a substring b length  -1     return str1

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The other answers are very complete  and you should definitely use them if you re trying to find the last character of a string  But if you re just trying to use a conditional  e g  is the last character  g    you could also do the following   if  str endsWith  g        or  strings  if  str endsWith  bar

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String aString    This will return the letter t   System out println aString charAt aString length   - 1      Output should be   t   Happy coding

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Try this   if  s charAt 0     s charAt s length   - 1

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public char lastChar String s         if  s          s    null          return          char lc   s charAt s length   - 1       return lc

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public char LastChar String a       return a charAt a length   - 1

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Here is a method using String charAt     String str    India   System out println  last char       str charAt str length   - 1      The resulting output is last char   a

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Here is a method I use to get the last xx of a string   public static String takeLast String value  int count        if  value    null    value trim   length      0  return         if  count  lt  1  return          if  value length    gt  count            return value substring value length   - count         else           return value            Then use it like so   String testStr    this is a test string   String last1   takeLast testStr  1     Output  g String last4   takeLast testStr  4     Output  ring

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