Comment on Tutorial - Using StringTokenizer in Java By Emiley J

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Comment Added at : 2010-06-16 07:18:22

Comment on Tutorial : Using StringTokenizer in Java By Emiley J

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The input should be



String in = "title=Java-Samples;"+

"author=Emiley J;"+

"publisher=java-samples;"+

"copyright=2007";



The author has missed the semicolon"  ; " 

Observe .. author's input : "author=Emiley J"+

but actually it should be : "author=Emiley J;"+

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