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How can I pad a String in Java?
I have a stuation in which my method1() return the string of various size and I want to display the string in a fix space (say length 50 character) I can use String.substring() if the length is greater than 50 character but not sure what to do if the string length is less than 50 character , how can I achieve that ?
for example my method1() ret开发者_开发问答urn (in different call) :
John
Michael
J
Ab
While method2() return :
first
Second
Third
and I want to print the result like
John First
Michael Second
J Third
Ab Forth
I don't want to use any other character except space.
public String toFixedLength(String str, int sz) {
String ret;
int len = str.length();
if (len == sz) {
ret = str;
} else if (len > sz) {
ret = str.substring(0, sz);
} else { // len < sz
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(str);
char[] ch = new char[sz - len];
Arrays.fill(ch, ' ');
sb.append(ch);
ret = sb.toString();
}
return ret;
}
Just check the string's length()
and add the required number of spaces (say, in a cycle)
If you have a string with a length of less than fifty characters and you want to pad it out, you could just do:
int temp = yourstring.length
for(int i = 0; i < (50-temp); i++){
yourstring = yourstring + " ";
}
I'm pretty sure that'd work, if yourstring is the string you're trying to pad and you haven't used i as an integer previously in your code. This way you only have to use space.
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