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Java Arrays and String Methods Guide

This cheat sheet provides a comprehensive overview of Java array and string methods, detailing their functionalities and examples. Key array methods include sorting, searching, filling, and copying, while string methods cover length, character access, substring extraction, and case conversion. It serves as a quick reference for developers to utilize these methods effectively in Java programming.

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Java Arrays and String Methods Guide

This cheat sheet provides a comprehensive overview of Java array and string methods, detailing their functionalities and examples. Key array methods include sorting, searching, filling, and copying, while string methods cover length, character access, substring extraction, and case conversion. It serves as a quick reference for developers to utilize these methods effectively in Java programming.

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Java Arrays and String Methods - Cheat Sheet

Arrays Methods

1. sort(arr): Sorts the array in ascending order.


Example: [Link](arr);

2. binarySearch(arr, key): Returns index of key, or negative insertion point.


Example: [Link](arr, 5);

3. fill(arr, val): Fills all elements with val.


Example: [Link](arr, 7);

4. equals(arr1, arr2): Returns true if arrays are equal.


Example: [Link](a, b);

5. copyOf(arr, newLength): Copies array to new length.


Example: [Link](arr, 3);

6. copyOfRange(arr, from, to): Copies a range.


Example: [Link](arr, 1, 3);

7. toString(arr): Returns string representation.


Example: [Link](arr);

8. deepToString(nested): For nested arrays.


Example: [Link](nested);

9. hashCode(arr): Returns hash of array.


Example: [Link](arr);

10. parallelSort(arr): Faster parallel sort.


Example: [Link](arr);

11. setAll(arr, lambda): Fills with lambda result.


Example: [Link](arr, i -> i*i);

String Methods

1. length(): Returns string length.


Example: [Link]();

2. charAt(i): Returns char at index i.


Example: [Link](1);

3. substring(start, end): Substring of string.


Example: [Link](1, 3);

4. equals(str): Compares strings.


Java Arrays and String Methods - Cheat Sheet

Example: [Link]("hello");

5. equalsIgnoreCase(str): Case-insensitive comparison.


Example: [Link]("HELLO");

6. compareTo(str): Lexicographical compare.


Example: "a".compareTo("b");

7. contains(seq): Checks for sequence.


Example: [Link]("ell");

8. indexOf(ch): Index of first occurrence.


Example: [Link]('l');

9. startsWith(prefix): Checks prefix.


Example: [Link]("he");

10. endsWith(suffix): Checks suffix.


Example: [Link]("lo");

11. toUpperCase()/toLowerCase(): Case conversion.


Example: [Link]();

12. trim(): Removes leading/trailing spaces.


Example: " hi ".trim();

13. replace(old, new): Replaces characters.


Example: [Link]('l', 'x');

14. split(regex): Splits into array.


Example: "a,b".split(",");

15. valueOf(val): Converts to string.


Example: [Link](123);

16. isEmpty()/isBlank(): Checks emptiness (Java 11+ for isBlank).


Example: "".isEmpty(); " ".isBlank();

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