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I'm writing a simple program where I can change a piece of text. For example printing text "This is a problem with xxx" and I could delete "xxx" and place my own text there. "xxx" representing a default value.
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i need a unique id to identify the text field(start - press)(end - press) mention in the below image
there is no id, name or class to identify them
this is the xml code seen in inspect element.
Try using
//input[contains(#placeholder,'Start')]
or
//div[#class="leaflet-routing-geocode"]/input
i think
By.cssSelector("input[placeholder=\"Start - press enter to drop
marker\"]")
...ought to work
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I have a string "eur0.99", it can be "eur123.0" or "som0.10", or "0.99usd", or "123.34any" or something like that. How can I simply insert a space between the price and letters without making a huge nasty messy code?
You can use
System.out.println(input.replaceAll("(?<=[A-Za-z])(?=[0-9])|(?<=[0-9])(?=[A-Za-z])", " "));
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So the question is basically if to have
getDriver().findElement(by).clear();
or to have
String text = getDriver().findElement(by).getText();
if (!text.equals(""))
getDriver().findElement(by).clear();
and after that a sendKeys.
Note: Most of the times, the field is empty.
This is simple math
getDriver().findElement(by).clear();
Costs as
getDriver().findElement(by).getText();
To the second line you add an if check and maybe getDriver().findElement(by).clear(); anyway.
So just call clear() without a check.
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In a Text file I need to print only last character Is Possible
Example Input
Steve Jobs
Android
Apple
Core Java
Facebook(Assume Its in file name Sample)
Output
Input
droid
pple
book
Question is not clear. You can get the last charactor by
String str = "awesome";
System.out.println(str.charAt(str.length()-1));
Output
e
You can manipulate this in order to get what you expect.
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I'm debugging an application and realized that the debugger displays String[] in two different ways, namely these two: ['test'] and [test]. Those displayed in the second way work for my purpose and the other doesn't.
What's the difference between these two?
It sounds like in the first case, the single quote characters are part of the string. Try adding code to remove them.