file path Windows format to java format

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I need to convert the file path in windows say C  Documents and Settings Manoj Desktop  for java as C  Documents and Settings Manoj Desktop     Is there any utility to convert like this

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String path    C   Documents and Settings  Manoj  Desktop   path   path replace                or path   path replaceAll                 Find more details in the Docs

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String path    C   Documents and Settings  someDir   path   path replaceAll                 In Windows  you should use four backslash  but not two

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Just check in MacOS File directory   new File  quot  Users sivo03 eclipse-workspace For4DC AutomationReportBackup  quot  dir   File directoryApache   new File  quot  Users sivo03 Automation apache-tomcat-9 0 22 webapps AutomationReport  quot  dir     and same we use in windows File directory   new File  quot C   Program Files  x86   Jenkins  workspace  BrokenLinkCheckerALL  AutomationReportBackup   quot  dir   File directoryApache   new File  quot C   Users  Admin  Downloads  Automation  apache-tomcat-9 0 26  webapps  AutomationReports   quot  dir     use double backslash instead  of single frontslash so no need any converter tool just use find and replace  quot C  Documents and Settings Manoj Desktop quot  to  quot C   Documents and Settings  Manoj  Desktop quot

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String path    C   Documents and Settings  Manoj  Desktop   String javaPath   path replace                Create a new variable   or  path   path replace                Just use the existing variable   Strings are immutable  Once they are created  you can t change them  This means replace returns a new String where the target       is replaced by the replacement       Simply calling replace will not change path   The difference between replaceAll and replace is that replaceAll will search for a regex  replace doesn t

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Java 7 and up supports the Path class  in java nio package   You can use this class to convert a string-path to one that works for your current OS   Using   Paths get    folder  subfolder   toString     on a Unix machine  will give you  folder subfolder  Also works the other way around   https   docs oracle com javase tutorial essential io pathOps html

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