Javazzs :
I want to delete all occurrences of a word in the ArrayList
from a given string .
I have 3 buttons on my frame. One that adds words, a second that removes words, and the third that shows words.
I have a textbox with name textvalue
and array list with name mylist
I used:
textValue = text.getText().toLowerCase().trim();
if (mylist.contains(textValue)) {
mylist.removeAll(Arrays.asList(textValue));
label.setText("All occurrences of " + textValue + "removed");
} else {
label.setText("Word not found.");
}
If I put for example : mark and MARK , it will still only delete mark.
I have also tried:
textValue = text.getText().toLowerCase().trim();
for (String current : mylist) {
if (current.equalsIgnoreCase(textValue)) {
mylist.removeAll(Collections.singleton(textValue));
label.setText("All occurrences of " + textValue + " removed");
} else {
label.setText("Word not found.");
}
}
Deadpool :
Just use removeIf
mylist.removeIf(value->value.equalsIgnoreCase(textValue));
removeIf
accepts Predicate as an argument, So you are defining corresponding lambda expression to delete all values that matches to textValue
by ignoring case sensitive
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