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| How to remove all white space from String in Java - beginning end and between words Posted: 13 Dec 2012 05:08 AM PST String API in Java provides several utility method to remove white space from String in Java, from beginning, end and between words. White space means blank space including tab characters. One of the classic method to remove white space from beginning and end of a string in Java is trim() method, which removes white space from beginning and end. While using trim() method, key thing to remember is that trim() returns a different String object than older one because String is immutable in Java. On the other hand if you want to remove all white spaces from string i.e. white space from beginning, end and between words then you can use replaceAll() method of String and pass regular expression \s to find and replace all white spaces including tab with empty string "". This is the quickest ways of removing all white space from String in Java. Removing white spaces is not only common programming requirement in Java development but also one of the common String Interview question in Java. Once again just remember that every time you modify a String, even if you remove white space it generate a new String and remember to store and use that. In this Java tutorial we will see Java program to remove all white space from String in Java including beginning and end. |
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