Hi to parse String "x;y:z" in Core Java

hi to parse String "x;y:z" in Core Java

Deepak_A_L wrote:
how do i parse a String "X;Y:Z" in java i.e the results of parsing the string
String s = "X;Y:Z"
in terms of ENGLISH LANGUAGE -->(X Semicolon Y Colon Z)
should be the below o/p individual Strings.
X
Y
Z
how do i get the above output.????Split on a semi- or regular colon using String's split(String regex) method.

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