Android Split string

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I have  a string called CurrentString and is in the form of something like this  Fruit  they taste good   I would like to split up the CurrentString using the   as the delimiter So that way the word  Fruit  will be split into its own string and  they taste good  will be another string And then i would simply like to use SetText   of 2 different TextViews to display that string    What would be the best way to approach this

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android split string by comma  String data    1 Diego Maradona Footballer Argentina   String   items   data split       for  String item   items        System out println  item       item

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String s    having Community Portal Help Desk Local Embassy Reference Desk Site News        StringTokenizer st   new StringTokenizer s                String community   st nextToken            String helpDesk   st nextToken             String localEmbassy   st nextToken            String referenceDesk   st nextToken            String siteNews   st nextToken

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String currentString    Fruit  they taste good   String   separated   currentString split       separated 0      this will contain  Fruit  separated 1      this will contain   they taste good    You may want to remove the space to the second String   separated 1    separated 1  trim      If you want to split the string with a special character like dot    you should use escape character   before the dot  Example   String currentString    Fruit  they taste good very nice actually   String   separated   currentString split         separated 0      this will contain  Fruit  they taste good  separated 1      this will contain  very nice actually    There are other ways to do it  For instance  you can use the StringTokenizer class  from java util    StringTokenizer tokens   new StringTokenizer currentString        String first   tokens nextToken      this will contain  Fruit  String second   tokens nextToken      this will contain   they taste good     in the case above I assumed the string has always that syntax  foo  bar     but you may want to check if there are tokens or not using the hasMoreTokens method

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String s    String    String   str   s split          now str 0  is  hello  and str 1  is  goodmorning 2 1   add this string

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split method will work  but it uses regular expressions   In this example it would be  to steal from Cristian    String   separated   CurrentString split         separated 0      this will contain  Fruit  separated 1      this will contain   they taste good    Also  this came from  Android split not working correctly

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You might also want to consider the Android specific TextUtils split   method   The difference between TextUtils split   and String split   is documented with TextUtils split        String split   returns      when the string to be split is empty  This returns     This does not remove any empty strings from the result    I find this a more natural behavior  In essence TextUtils split   is just a thin wrapper for String split    dealing specifically with the empty-string case  The code for the method is actually quite simple

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