问题
I'm currently in an introductory level Java class, and am working on the classic phrase guess assignment. The object is for one user to enter a secret phrase, and another to guess it one letter at a time. Between guesses, the phrase must be displayed as all question marks except the letters that were guessed correctly. Our class has only really covered some very basic methods, if-else statements and loops up to this point, but I'm trying to research some string methods that may make this a bit easier.
I know of the replace()
, replaceAll()
and contains()
methods, but was wondering if there is a method which allows you to replace all but one character of your choice in a string.
Thanks in advance
回答1:
The easiest way is probably to use String.replaceAll():
String out = str.replaceAll("[^a]", "?");
This will leave all letters a
intact and will replace all other characters with question marks.
This can be easily extended to multiple characters, like so:
String out = str.replaceAll("[^aeo]", "?");
This will keep all letters a
, e
and o
and will replace everything else.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7940053/how-to-replace-all-characters-in-a-user-input-string-except-one