Input comma to a string of numbers from back

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I'm trying to reverse a string of numbers and input comma without Number format class.

When a number like 1000 is inputted the output will be

0,0,0,1

Instead of

000,1

What I have tried:

Java

String num=JOptionPane.showInputDialog("enter number");
    Int length=num.length()-1;
    String res="";
    Char ch;

    //For numbers with thousands
    If(length<=6){
       for(int k=length; k>=0; k--){
              ch=num.chartAt(k);
              res+=ch;
              if(ch==num.chartAt(2)){
                    res+=",";
              }
        }
    }
    System.out.println(res);

Posted 14-Nov-17 1:50am

Drekel

Updated 14-Nov-17 10:32am

CPallini

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Kenneth Haugland 14-Nov-17 8:17am

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12678781/reversing-an-array-in-java

CPallini 14-Nov-17 8:31am

It is not clear what are you trying to achieve. Could you make an example with input, expected output and observed output (ouy actually did, but not in a clear way, at least in my opinion)?

Drekel 14-Nov-17 10:02am

The expected output should be 000,1 but I'm getting 0,0,0,1

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Solution 2

It should be

Java

String num=JOptionPane.showInputDialog("enter number");
    int length=num.length()-1;
    String res="";
    char ch;

    //For numbers with thousands
    if(length<=6){
       for(int k=length; k>=0; k--){
              ch=num.charAt(k);
              res+=ch;
              if(k==1)
                    res+=",";
        }
    }
    System.out.println(res);

Posted 14-Nov-17 10:32am

CPallini

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Peter Leow · Accepted Answer · 2017-11-14T02:28:00

Solution 1

Try this:

int integer = 1000;
String string = Integer.toString(integer);
String reverseString = new StringBuffer(string).reverse().toString();
String [] splitArray = reverseString.split("");
String finalResult = String.join(",", splitArray);
System.out.println(finalResult);

Posted 14-Nov-17 2:28am

Peter Leow

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Mehdi Gholam 14-Nov-17 8:32am

My 5!

Peter Leow 15-Nov-17 1:12am

Thank you, Mehdi Gholam.