Parsing String array

Hi, I need some help on parsing an string array into floating array. Here is the sample in put:
String s[1] = 4.2 3.8 5.6 5.4 6.1 4.9 6.0 5.88 6.8;
float []f = new float[9];
How am I parsing each of the element of the s[1] into f[0]....f[8]?
f[0] = 4.2, f[1] = 3.8, ......., f[8] = 6.8;
thanks a lot

Hey bud,
Ever heard of StringTokenizer? That will allow you to get each value out of s[1] that is seperated by a space and then you can loop through getting each value and putting them in your array of floats, but of course you are going to have to convert them into floats if you want to use the float primitive datatype;
You can tokenize your string array like this:
StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer(s[1]);God Bless,
Bruce

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Hi,
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Previous task was:
Write a class "QuestionAnalyser" which has a method "turnAnswerToScore". This method takes a String parameter and returns an int. The int returned depends upon the parameter:
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"B" 2
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other 0
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The code looks like this, then
class QuestionAnalyser{
String[] answer;
public static void main(String[] args) {}
     public int turnAnswersToScore(String[] answer)
int score;
for (int i = 0; i < answer.length; i++) {
if (answer.equals("A")) {
score++; }
else if (answer[i].equals("B")) {
score++;
score++; }
else if (answer[i].equals("C")) {
score++;
score++;
score++; }
else {}
return score;
When I leave 'public int score;' where it was before (right after the class declaration below the declaration of the string array) I get this but it compiles normally.
The results of trying to compile your submission and run it against a set of test data was as follows:
----------Compilation output--------------------------------------
javac QATest2.java
----------Sorry expected answer was-------------------------------
The method turnAnswersToScore is working OK - well done!
----------Your answer however was---------------------------------
wrong answer in turnAnswersToScore for
BDCAADDCA
Alright, even university students need to sleep :-)
Good night.

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