How to exit the program when Ctrl+D is entered in Java?

Question

Below is a section of my Reverse Polish Calculator.

If an integer is entered, push it to the stack and, if = is pressed, peek the result. However, I want to a

Answer 1

I assume you are talking about a console application?

On unix systems, pressing Ctrl+D closes the stdin for an application. This will result in the input stream underneath Scanner closing, which will cause mySc.hasNext() to return false.

On windows, users need to press Ctrl+Z enter for the same effect.

If the input stream has not been closed, then mySc.hasNext() will block until it can return true.

So you need to wrap your program in a while(mySc.hasNext()) loop, e.g.

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        Scanner mySc = new Scanner(System.in);

        while(mySc.hasNext()) {

//If input is an integer, push onto stack.
            if (mySc.hasNextInt()) {
                System.out.println(String.format("myStack.push(%s);", mySc.nextInt()));
            }
//Else if the input is an operator or an undefined input.
            else {
                //Convert input into a string.
                String input = mySc.nextLine();
                System.out.println(String.format("input = %s", input));

                //Read in the char at the start of the string to operator.
//                char operator = input.charAt(0);
//                if (operator == '=') {
//                    //Display result if the user has entered =.
//                }
//            **else if ("CTRL-D entered") {
//                System.exit(0);
//            }**
            }
        }
    }