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Input String Comparison
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stefanwagner
Programmer
So where is the problem?
Do you have a JTextbox for the input?
Then you can use it's method:
JTextbox jt = new JTextbox (20); // 20 characters length
...
String input = jt.getText ();
if (input.equals ("triangle"
)
// ...;
// If you don't care about upper- or lowercase:
String lower = input.toLowerCase ();
if (lower.equals ("triangle") // ...
Do you have a JTextbox for the input?
Then you can use it's method:
JTextbox jt = new JTextbox (20); // 20 characters length
...
String input = jt.getText ();
if (input.equals ("triangle"
)// ...;
// If you don't care about upper- or lowercase:
String lower = input.toLowerCase ();
if (lower.equals ("triangle"
) // ...
stefanwagner
Programmer
Why a two-step?
If you know the answer is written 'triangle', you only need to lower the userinput.
If you know the answer is written 'triangle', you only need to lower the userinput.
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