Search for keywords and replace them with their abbreviations [closed]

Make sure to use replaceAll(). Also you could put all of the terms and replacements in an array. Like so: String text = “ALTER DATABASE, ALTER TABLE, ALTER VIEW, CREATE DATABASE, CREATE PROCEDURE, CREATE SCHEMA, CREATE TABLE”; String[] terms = {ALTER DATABASE, ALTER TABLE, ALTER VIEW, CREATE DATABASE, CREATE PROCEDURE, CREATE SCHEMA, CREATE TABLE}; String[] … Read more

Python: AttributeError: ‘str’ object has no attribute ‘readlines’

In order to give a good answer to jill1993’s question and take the MosesKoledoye’s answer : abproject = (“C:/abproject.build”) abproject is a string object. Furthermore, you write : with open(“C:/abproject.build”, “r+”) as script So if you want to solve your script error, you have to write : with open(“C:/abproject.build”, “r+”) as script, open (“C:/tempfile.build”,”w+”) as … Read more

Replace a character specific number of times in String Java

Would advise using a pair of loops instead of method’s like replace to fix the parenthesis as order pmatters. Consider a string such as “A)(“, though it has the correct number of parenthesis it is still invalid. String fixParen(String str) { StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(str); int openCount = 0; for(int i=0;i<sb.length();i++){ switch(sb.charAt(i)){ case ‘(‘: … Read more

PHP – Replace part of a string [closed]

Use a regular expression. str_replace will only replace static values. $RAMBOX = ‘hardwareSet[articles][123]’; $Find = ‘/hardwareSet\[articles\]\[\d+\]/’; $Replace=”hardwareSetRAM”; $RAMBOX = preg_replace($Find, $Replace, $RAMBOX); Output: hardwareSetRAM The /s are delimiters. The \s are escaping the []s. The \d is a number. The + says one or more numbers. Regex101 Demo: https://regex101.com/r/jS6nO9/1 If you want to capture the … Read more