Remove spaces after a comma

Hi,
I have a string that goes like this "abc, abc def, abcd,abc"
How do I specify that I want to remove only the space (if there is 1) after the comma and not the one in between "abc def"?
Thanks....

Try this:
String s = "abc,   abc def,    abcd,abc";
// The following method replaces all comma's with one
// or more spaces, with a single comma.
s = s.replaceAll(", +", ",");Good luck.

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